Sentence examples for much yearn from inspiring English sources

Prince's volunteers do not so much yearn for the past as turn their back on it as they embrace what they perceive to be new opportunities and possibilities that arrive with 'global health'.

Donne and More fell in love, prompting much yearning and, it is thought, one of Donne's best-known conceits.

They are too sleek, too well made, too much yearning to evoke and to laud an artificial paradise.

She will take an adjective – "wild" – and fill it with so much yearning, it seems a world in itself.

There is much yearning after genuine spiritual wisdom, but there is an equal amount of yearning after false gods, bogus knowledge and hokey, New Age mumbo-jumbo.

As parents have waded their way through the new application processes for enrollment in public schools in September, they've experienced so much yearning, so much unrequited love, so much waiting by the phone — or, more likely, the mailbox — for an answer.

They're often very much yearning for some connection.

They are proof of how much Egyptians yearn for democracy.

Despite how much I yearn for the same change in how politics is run as Jeremy, he has some pretty major flaws when it comes to execution.

Accustomed to trying to win the approval of my parents, I underappreciated how much parents yearn for the approval of their children, too.

It's left to Bodnia's Martin to follow Saga's lead, to say little but silently express much, to yearn for his partner to express her feelings.