Sentence examples for make them yearn for from inspiring English sources

It is entirely possible that the high-concept presidency of Donald Trump may just wear out the audience and make them yearn for something new.

Both rabble rousers stoked the flames of public discontent by fanning anger towards immigrants, global institutions such as the WTO, and in the UK's case the EU, followed by a good bout of nostalgic nationalism to make them yearn for some golden bygone era.

Mr. Clinton's words were, in a way, a plea for understanding for Mr. Barak, who he said had not "caused the intifada" -- even though the violent uprising has soured many Israelis on the peace effort and made them yearn for an iron-fisted leader like Mr. Sharon.

Blame the proliferation of online news services and round-the-clock TV channels like CNBC for creating an information overload that makes them yearn for a nice, easily understood EPS.

Or perhaps it's because their internalized racism and white supremacy makes them yearn for white approval and validation, and it unbearable to see white women cry.

But the new ballets on display on Monday make you yearn for hoary war horses.

Two songs on the album also make you yearn for more.

If anything could make you yearn for the cuddly eloquence of Rupert Murdoch, that was it.

It's enough to make you yearn for Damien Hirst's shark in a tank.

It's enough to make you yearn for the good old days of rabbit ears.

It's enough to make you yearn for the plain old picture postcard with its scrawled cheer and exotic stamp.