Sentence examples for yearning sort of from inspiring English sources

And that smell of damp earth and bruised grass, a lonely, yearning sort of smell that meant, Why don't you come back, you will come back, you know you will".

Harold Arlen: "There are ineffable qualities like the kind of yearning, and sort of sadness, even in the joyful songs.

But we always assumed that females, with their yearning for a sort of cozy monogamous domesticity, were the exact opposite.

It is important to consider how he got – and how we may get – from yearning to some sort of sense of authenticity.

I think I'm having a hard time approaching the observance of Yule because -- and this may seem strange to many Pagans -- I'm yearning for some sort of moral lesson attached to the High Day; some distinctly Pagan message of hope, one that addresses the tragedy that befell the community in Connecticut last week, and the emotional aftermath that swept through the world.

Some of the younger officials yearn for the sort of open-plan informality that prevails in the private sector.

Now, at least, Mr Kan can claim to have the upper hand.Some, of course, will lament the result, including those desperados in the stockmarket who yearn for any sort of shock however cynically orchestrated to jolt Japan out of its economic and financial lethargy.

Only in the tragicomic universe of Branford the bee can any sort of yearning for transcendence be expressed.

*** Back on the mainland, Synge looks towards the Arans and mourns: "The sort of yearning I feel towards those islands is indescribably acute".

But even here I can discern a funhouse-mirror Wallace logic, a perverse sort of yearning for intellectual honesty and consistency.

At times it's made me feel very upset, because I feel I don't know where I belong, and there's a sort of yearning and I wished I belonged somewhere.