Sentence examples for yearning laden from inspiring English sources
So if Wounded Rhymes was occasionally derivative, it was hugely involving – full of drama, lyrical candour and sing-along tunes, all delivered in Li's distinctive voice, an instrument of cracked yearning, laden with reverb.
No need to dwell too long on that great fall, from the stuffed two-headed eagle of the Habsburgs to the caliphate that Osama bin Laden now yearns to restore.
The title track lives up to its name, but most of the songs are laden with conflict, yearning, and the risks of falling in love.
In an interview with an Arab newspaper more than three years before Sept. 11, Mr. bin Laden said he yearned to return to the "mountains and deserts" of Yemen.
We are conditioned from childhood onwards to yearn for the overflowing glass and the laden table.
If anything, as the years go by, policymakers may yearn for the relative simplicity of the Bin Laden era.
But it has not provided the closure that many Americans are yearning for: the capture or death of Mr. bin Laden, the man the Bush administration and the vast majority of Americans blame for Sept. 11.
Mr. bin Laden spent much of the decade maneuvering in the Islamic fringe that he yearned to organize and lead.
They arrived by plane and by cruise ship, laden with meteorological and camera equipment, their mood a mixture of businesslike intent and deep yearning.
