Sentence examples for out yearning from inspiring English sources

While her sister sang, Dr. Ross-Lee started out yearning to be a dancer.

So from the depths of that distress, I called out, yearning to be drawn close again, and promising to do better.

"As for the lover, his soul is indeed free and aware of where that other soul is... his soul is ever seeking for the other, striving after it, searching it out, yearning to encounter it again, drawing it to itself... as a magnet draws the iron".

The drawn-out, yearning chords of "Tristan" were said to cause female listeners in Wagner's day to swoon, but under Maazel's direction, the music evoked a voluptuous flower dried and pressed into a Victorian spinster's scrapbook.

"Winning only seemed to bring out a yearning for more winning," he said.

The undernourished color, lacking warmth and brightness, brings out the yearning for a status out of reach.

From his first moments Mr. Brownlee brought out the yearning in Donizetti's music.

And Jonathan Tunick's superb orchestrations bring out the yearning, ambivalent quality in the music that would suffuse so much of Mr. Sondheim's later work.

"What had she done that she must spend the rest of her years reaching out with yearning for them, making secret trips to long ago, making no journey to the present?

Because who likes to admit, let alone makes a performance out of, yearning in general and yearning for a world that ultimately can't accept you in particular?

I've had a decently successful career in the law, but I feel I am getting burned out and yearn for something new.