Sentence examples for whose yearning from inspiring English sources

Or even in the murderous Sweeney, whose yearning for lost love metastasizes into rage?

In truth, the chief losers are Iran's own citizens, whose yearning for personal and political freedom has been thwarted again.

Andy Stochansky, formerly Ani DiFranco's drummer, is now a self-described techno-folk songwriter whose yearning tenor rises above percussion and electronic rhythms.

The frenzy subsides into the more delicately scored, gentle "Pulse 1," whose yearning violin solo contrasts with the colorful percussion and bright woodwind underpinnings of the exuberant "Pulse 2".

Little is known of his family life beyond the tradition that he married a Median princess, whose yearning for her native terrain he sought to ease by creating gardens simulating hills.

Mr. Hirsch, who looks like a younger Matt Damon, is poignant as the wistful boy whose yearning for his dead father goes largely unnoticed by his warring mother and grandmother.

But having met those who suffered as a consequence of his Birmingham speech, and as someone whose childhood yearning to belong was haunted by his toxic legacy, it is hard to forgive him.

Abe Waitzkin joins the contemporary literary pantheon of flawed fathers whose sons yearn to understand them.

This world is divided into countries whose citizens yearn to see a drug tsar appointed and countries that have already got one.

China is also poised to pass an "anti-secession law" directed at Taiwan, whose people yearn for freedom from such intimidation.

Besides would-be vendors, New Yorkers whose palates yearn for mozzarella corn cakes and frozen lemonade said yesterday that they were disappointed that they would not have more chances to stumble upon a summer street fair.