Sentence examples for of the yearning from inspiring English sources

"The history of the yearning for gentrification is something that I feel so powerfully when I'm on Atlantic Avenue".

An anonymous holiday card circulating on the Internet reflects the sense of desperation behind a lot of the yearning.

In "Faust," Goethe's Margarethe expresses in archetypal form the ideal of the yearning woman who suffers yet redeems the hero.

Fiennes talks of the "yearning" in the novels, Dickens's recurring dream of finding a "perfect, harmonious place to live".

Margalit speaks of the yearning for personal glory and ties it to the desire to be remembered after death, but I just don't get it.

Clearly aware of the yearning for reconciliation, Meshaal repeatedly returned to the subject during his many stops around Gaza, home to some 1.7 million mostly impoverished Palestinians.

That night I listened to the cadence of it, to the yearning of it.

With advancing technology, the right to treatments, perhaps with aging populations, will probably give ground to the yearning of the elderly spirit to continue enjoying life beyond the social boundaries thus far accepted.

The protection of life, the yearning for freedom and so on.

That is because it appeals to the imperialism of power and the yearning of the powerful to refashion society after their whim or ideology.

It is vital that those investments be as transparent as possible, given the record of corruption and the yearning of those peoples for more accountable leaders.