Sentence examples for yearning out from inspiring English sources

In an appeal to voters across the political spectrum, she said: "I know there is a huge yearning out there for somebody to do that job.

As he saw it, the strongly rhythmic erotic lyrics were "incantatory" in nature; he believed that public performance of poems like Fragment 31 would have served to socialize desire itself for the entire city — to lift sexual yearning "out of the realm of the formless and terrible, bring it into the light of form, make it visible to the individual poet and, by extension, to his or her society".

For this group of political elders — two independents and the remainder split between the two parties — the fact that candidates in New Hampshire are chanting about change and Americans working together is just more evidence of the yearning out there to stop the narrow, divisive, expensive shenanigans in Washington.

But this tale of enchantment, gentle comedy and romantic yearning brought out the best in him.

Don't you recognize the longing heart within the glass I've touched?" Here her yearning spills out in truth.

While her sister sang, Dr. Ross-Lee started out yearning to be a dancer.

Mr. Neville, with his ethereal falsetto and his way of splintering a melody into little yearning curlicues, brought out all the longing in "Helpless".

The goal is to attract a group of researchers yearning to find out not only what makes terrorists tick, but also when they'll go off.

What accounts for MultiFunding's growth — marketing, or a worsening economic environment for businesses? A. I think there's a yearning and crying out for transparency and knowledge and understanding.

It is not that sex is denied or repressed, exactly, but rather that bodily desires are ultimately less consequential than more exalted longings, chief among them the yearning to figure out the world and one's place within it.

Ever since I stepped into a Nottingham music shop at 14 years of age and bought an album by Sonny Boy Williamson, I've had a yearning to get out to Chicago and see those legendary clubs for myself.