Sentence examples for pure yearning from inspiring English sources

David is not only the ultimate goody-goody; he's the spirit of pure, yearning adoration.

"Surfing expresses … a pure yearning for visceral, physical contact with the natural world," wrote Matt Warshaw in Maverick's: The Story of Big-Wave Surfing.

The willful absence of all three elements makes for a hero who is not so much pure — in the yearning way of "The Basketball Diaries" — as weirdly bleached.

the yearning for pure disinterested service and the foul temptation of commerce.

There's a yearning for pure places, like Camelot, Eden, and childhood is such a place.

The audience will hear about half of Pound's forty-five-minute score on Monday, including "Frères Humains"—more than enough to appreciate the poet's artistic character, which combined fierce modernity with a Pre-Raphaelite yearning for pure beauty.

It zeroes in on an impulse that yearns to be pure, uncompromising and compensatory, finding the nasty worm of entitlement and exploitation that's burrowed at the heart.

Sure, I yearned to breathe that pure mountain air on a permanent basis, and to see day break gloriously each morning over Mount Everest -- but not with a bucket on my head.

And Ms. Corbin interestingly signaled the character's yearning and collapse in almost pure dance terms.

Still, we'll always have this aching, yearning, unbelievably gorgeous slab of pure perfection.

And there still is a fringe royalist movement in France, which is steeped in a yearning for a strong, conservative and pure France, rooted in the land and propped up by the pillars of the Catholic Church and the army.