Sentence examples for yearning on from inspiring English sources

"There's such a yearning on the part of young people for the truth," Mr. Guarnieri said.

"There really is a yearning on the Democratic left for a principled Democrat leader," Mr. Fleischer said.

"There is a great yearning on the part of the Iranian people to restore and re-establish relationships with the U.S. and the West," Mr. Cheney said.

In the long run, the current failures of reformers aside, the yearning on a national scale for real change will undoubtedly endure, and even strengthen.

"There's a real yearning on the part of parents, in these anxiety-provoking times, to maintain a higher level of communications to kids and family members," Mr. Yesawich said.

Throughout the primaries, there has been talk of "lanes," and a yearning, on the part of the Republican establishment, for someone to emerge in the moderate lane who can confront Trump.

Brownlee evoked a brighter kind of yearning, ending on a sweet major-key phrase, and his approach not only revived the old tradition but made more dramatic sense; after all, the central image of the aria is "palpiti," heartbeats of anticipation, and Nemorino finds fulfillment moments later.

The new museum will complete the present development programme for the abbey but the dean still yearns to take on one more project: the central tower and spire that Hawksmoor proposed and began work on.

The character is a witness to the transition between the older generation's yearning to hold on to tradition and the younger one's hunger to assimilate.

Martin, who finished his 11 years in the N.F.L. with 14,101 yards rushing, good for fourth on the league's career list, did not grow up yearning to take on tacklers.

FOR those who work all day, cooking the kind of food one yearns for on a cold winter night is not always practical.