Sentence examples for through yearning from inspiring English sources

The soul was encouraged to purify itself through yearning for God (a tenet of Ṣūfism, Islāmic mysticism), celibacy was condoned (as in Catholicism), and the slaughter of animals was forbidden (as in Jainism).

Dave wanders through London yearning to reclaim his son, Carl, eventually finding a paternal role where he never expected it; while in the future a young boy, also named Carl, searches the same altered territory for a lost father and finds satisfaction in equally surprising ways.

You could hear it on Wilson's instrumental introduction to California Girls, its gorgeous, autumnal wistfulness at odds with the song's sunkissed lechery; and it seemed to have overwhelmed the band entirely on 1966's Pet Sounds, an impossibly sumptuous album on which even the most upbeat songs were shot through with yearning and loss and confusion.

And by the end, it ably demonstrates that many black people have grown tired of the constant requirement to frame their lives through race, yearning for those unexpected, luxurious moments of relief that Jefferson's mother expressed succinctly: "Sometimes I almost forget I'm a Negro".

You could hear it on Wilson's instrumental introduction to California Girls, its gorgeous, autumnal wistfulness at odds with the song's sunkissed lechery; and it seemed to have overwhelmed the band entirely on 1966's Pet Sounds, an impossibly sumptuous album on which even the most upbeat songs were shot through with yearning and loss and confusion.

From understanding the forces of globalization to grasping life through the prism of a gene or a molecule, to expressing human yearning through the arts, Columbia College challenges students to think critically and develop intellectual skills.

From understanding the forces of globalization to grasping life through the prism of a gene or a molecule to expressing human yearning through the arts, Columbia College challenges students to think critically and develop intellectual skills.

In the opening scenes she conveys deep yearning through unblinking stillness.

That brand of emotion was present in much of Ms. Chen's choreography, which conveyed yearning through slow motion and quick, darting movements.

The upper-middle-class Greeks, not unlike Chekhov's Russians, clamored for this new sophistication, and the resulting bland, bloated, blubbery cuisine spread through a country yearning to be more European.

The vice president, truth to tell, is better at these endurance tests than Mr. Bush, who whined his way through several states yearning for his family, his dog and his own no-steam shaving mirror back home.