'yearning desire' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest a strong feeling of longing or wanting something. For example: "I had a yearning desire to travel the world."
While feeling more and more disconnected to life, a yearning desire to end life is strengthened.
"I think it's just human nature, once someone tells us maybe we can't have it, there's a yearning, desire to have it".
I have a burning, yearning desire to grow each business to its fullest, and to meld each one into its own special creation.
The clinical distance created in a silkscreen painting of now-obsolete classified ads for personal relationships, whether long-term or one-night-stands, adds poignance to the yearning desire expressed in them.
The kinds of things I used to say more importantly, feel have been veeeery slowly replaced by a new or probably just uncovered yearning, desire, need, whatever, to be open and vulnerable, which is what I think "beauty" is.
What awakens is the aspiration - the yearning - the desire for Buddhahood.
"Even as a child I had a strong relationship with yearning and desire.
On the title track, the synths are ectoplasmic, the vocals a hologram of yearning and desire.
The novel's sensibilities extend from the sly wit of observational humour to subtle, mournful insights into the nature of yearning and desire.
And it sounds like it – one gigantic groundswell of yearning and desire that builds and builds until you feel she has got to explode.
Scott: I think you're right that what drives the production of strained pulp is yearning — a desire to recapture and update some of the cool, louche styles that seemed to arrive so effortlessly in the past.
