Sentence examples for much yearning from inspiring English sources

Even so, I found it impossible to feel cynical about so much yearning for change.

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.

And Ronald Reagan, playing the redoubtable Alex, and Doris Day, playing his wife, couldn't have possibly put so much yearning and burning into their roles if this weren't so.

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'.

For this reason, is not so much a yearning for a Nasserite movement, it is more a sense of nationalism and support for the military.

His pessimism is shot through by a capacious curiosity, and also by wonder and pity in the face of so much human yearning and effort and its inevitable ephemerality.

The other works fell into clichés, beginning with Shonna Hickman-Matlock's "Unresolved," from 2002, which featured a couple with little chemistry, a pair of chairs and too much empty yearning.

He wasn't steeping in disappointment so much as yearning for another opportunity.