Sentence examples for man yearns from inspiring English sources
He, the bluff, family man, yearns for children.
Its three parts conclude with a heavenly male chorus seeking consolation as a thirsty man yearns for water in the desert.
The point of Rousseau's story is less to display the crimes of organized churches than to show that man yearns for religion because he is fundamentally a moral creature.
No dialogue is necessary – the sight of a grieving, broken man yearning for his lost love is powerful enough.
The story's main character, Francis Weed, superficially recalls James Thurber's Walter Mitty, from an earlier New Yorker decade: the domesticated middle-class man yearning for adventure.
His mesmerizing oratory produced a St. Crispin's Day euphoria in the country when every man yearned to live up to the ideals imposed on him.
Mr. Mac himself plays Kelly, the open-hearted Dorothy of the gang, a post-adolescent gay man yearning for escape from his aimless Midwestern life and finding new purpose in joining the march.
He told the programme's host, Kirsty Young: "This was the 'wow' moment of my life going from a kid trying to figure out what's interesting in this life to young man yearning to be an artist.
Suddenly, I was caught between two conflicting visions: one of my patient obeying some malign voice behind the wheel, with who knows what consequences; and another of a young man yearning to get his life back.
"No clock will tick, no man yearn, and silent will be the snow and the rocks underneath and as ever Hozomeen'll loom and mourn without sadness evermore," Kerouac wrote before drifting off onto one of the many tangents that make his writing so tiresome.
