Sentence examples for yearning himself from inspiring English sources

Yearnings?' he asked, almost with yearning himself.

The poet finds himself yearning for the old, divided city.

Mr Talat may yet find himself yearning for the days when he dealt with simpler things, such as fridges.

Neither Mr. Wolfe nor Mr. Mantello sensed that Mr. Mantello was yearning to direct himself as Ned.

Like several Gere characters, he has a yearning to abase himself.

For proof of how bad it is, after 30 seconds your correspondent found himself yearning for Kid Rock.

But impressed as he was with its balancing abilities, Dr. Barbara, a 50-year-old paraplegic, found himself yearning for his manual wheelchair.

Unconsciously yearning to differentiate himself from his parents' textbook lives, Robert is naïve as only a young man sheltered from the darker currents of life, even those running through his own family, can be.

Now some culinary inspiration has come from within the Vatican and, should the pontiff ever find himself yearning for a new dish, he could do worse than have a word with one of his Swiss Guards.

For Mr. Raftopoulos, the charm of living on the island is still strong but he has found himself yearning for the fast pace and cultural variety of life in Athens.

"The Castaway" was the title of his 1965 collection, and it was an inevitable role for a man who sometimes finds himself yearning to get off the island of his birth: "The starved eye devours the seascape for the morsel / Of a sail".