In any case, it would be a mistake to confuse the reach for technology with a yearning for lasting closeness.
Two different strands are converging in fashion: a yearning for lasting value and an urge to know more about the way that fabrics are sourced and clothes are made.
The yearning lasted through his 30s and early 40s, through medical school and into his residency.
"I do not want what I have got," he sang on his last album, yearning for oblivion of one kind or another.
"Pack up that last little yearning," she sings to herself, "Pack it away with the books and the toys/Silent and dumb/Silent and mend".
As his failed attempt to restore himself to glory in Pakistan nears its undignfied end, it is hard to avoid thinking of Gabriel García Márquez's fictional account of the last days of Simón Bolívar — a once-admired general who had been fêted around the world but spent his last days yearning for exile in Europe.
In Italy, he sees that June will not last long, and yearns to join her: "All concerned would have been better off had he perished during the war, or in the orphanage fire..
In Italy, he sees that June will not last long, and yearns to join her: "All concerned would have been better off had he perished during the war, or in the orphanage fire...
The study also documented a yearning, a grief that lasted for many months and seemed to stalk the women like some shadow of the lost child, Dr. Neugebauer said.
Upon his return he made the call she'd yearned for, and it lasted for hours.
Finally published in Paris in 1722, his impressive Traité de l'harmonie (Treatise on Harmony) brought him fame at last and a yearning to return to the capital.
