At first, we were given a few changes: more dancers arrived and took their places on the other platforms, some songs and chants were played, ranging from a spoken-word piece quoting Psalm 23 to selections from other faiths, a quick cross-cultural survey that captured the world-wide yearning for spirituality and faith.
It's a tender tale of wide-eyed youthful yearning, yet the events are probably more horrible than those featured in any Wes Craven movie.
I had taken my leave of that campus as a long-haired, wide-eyed undergraduate, yearning to write my way into eternity.
Marilyn Monroe plays a wide-eyed cafe singer yearning for love in "Bus Stop" (1956).
Ángel Di María was the quick, world-class wide player Van Gaal yearned for when taking over in July 2014.
And, like it or not, history students join a far wider public sphere in yearning to draw lessons for the present.
Hadn't those brittle young novels — "Crome Yellow," "Antic Hay," "Those Barren Leaves," "Point Counter Point" — been flashily yearning for a wider world?
During a long interview over tea here, the Tsikurishvilis described yearning for a wider audience to discover their large-scale works of physical theater.
Hadn't those brittle young novels—"Crome Yellow," "Antic Hay," "Those Barren Leaves," "Point Counter Point"—been flashily yearning for a wider world?
Those tales of secret powers and misunderstood outlaws and outsiders spoke to my sense of internal exile, my yearning for the wider world that was rumored to exist more than one tank of gasoline away.
Instead, what comes across is a yearning to connect with the wider world.
