Sentence examples similar to ingrained yearning from inspiring English sources

Fashions in and prices of New York real estate are, as one knows, eminently labile, but the habit of yearning for a poetic old house is so ingrained in some of us — me, in particular — that I sometimes forget I have one.

People seem to be almost yearning for a proper crisis to shock the country out of its state of lethargy, ingrained after 20 years of economic stagnation and almost 15 years of decline in the working-age population.

Her most recent work, an attack on ingrained misogyny written for the RSC's Midsummer Mischief, had the kind of scorching immediacy you yearn for in this earlier piece.

Sexual yearning?

"It's ingrained".

It was ingrained.

Yearning, exhausted lead vocals?

The yearning went global.

We're not yearning!

Ingrained assumptions rule.

Obedience is ingrained.