Sentence examples for time yearning from inspiring English sources

Well, if you stab a woman fifty-four times, you're going to spend a lot of time yearning for redemption.

Mr. Anderson seems to disdain such mere professionalism, at the same time yearning for its authority and effectiveness.

The Long Island of my experience is rather less Chekhovian than this: the Three Sisters never got to Moscow, but natives of Babylon (and Farmingdale and Old Bethpage, where "Judy Berlin" was actually shot) do have the Long Island Rail Road, and therefore spend less time yearning for the vivid life of the city and a great deal more time shopping there.

They insist nothing has yet been commited to paper in terms of storylines but say the 69-year-old actor has for some time yearned for an easier life and when the writers came up with a way out he jumped at it.

Or "The way my heart carols sometimes, / and other times yearns".

Last year she released "What Matters Most" (Columbia Records), in which she, according to Stephen Holden, in his review of the CD for The New York Times, "yearns, sighs and cries through lyrics by her longtime friends and muses, Alan and Marilyn Bergman".

And while the anxiety may decline over time, the yearning to see parents reunite never fully ends, Dr. Kernberg said.

José Limón's face had a heroic resolve and at the same time a yearning quality that gave his choreography a suspended feeling.

At the same time, she yearned for larger stages.

But at the same time they yearn desperately for respectability.

Donelson ached to reverse time, I yearned to master it, or so I told myself.