Sentence examples for yearning soul from inspiring English sources

The yearning soul, now, unbelievably, silent.

A scene at a dance, set to "La Bamba" and James Brown, searingly recalls the mingled ecstasies and bewilderments of youth, the sudden chill of loneliness in a crowd that is the curse and the pride of a sensitive, yearning soul.

Back then, funky could encompass yearning soul such as Frontline by Ill Blu & Princess Nyah and Tell Me by DJ NG and Baby Katy (later Katy B); instrumental oddness like Apple's Mr Bean and Cooly G's Narst; and MC-led playground chants like Gracious K's Migraine Skank and KIG's Heads, Shoulders, Knees And Toes.

A decade on, and Zed's baton has been picked up by Redhill prodigies Disclosure – brothers Guy and Howard Lawrence, 21 and 18 respectively – who've taken his vision of a tough garage sound with yearning soul vocals into the higher end of the charts.

In his new novel, Nora Webster, its yearning souls, political undercurrents and rolling countryside feels increasingly urgent and sophisticated.

Although Mr. Kilroy's adaptation stays true to the essence of Chekhov's confused, yearning souls, the actors in Mr. Stafford-Clark's production don't really succeed in bringing us inside their wounded hearts.

"Those places answer some yearning in my soul," he says.

SCRATCH the surface of the most sophisticated diner, and you'll find a simple soul yearning for a neighborhood restaurant.

The greatest contribution of Sufism to Islamic literature, however, is poetry beginning with charming, short Arabic love poems (sometimes sung for a mystical concert, samāʿ) that express the yearning of the soul for union with the beloved.

Conclusion: Thousands of unhappy, discontented people are moving to Colorado in order to fulfill that deep yearning in their soul, hoping to improve their way of life, and arrive here without any money and discover only despair. . . .

Because mystical interpretation of the world order had become almost second nature to Persians during the 13th century, the human beloved could effortlessly be regarded as God's manifestation; the rose became a symbol of highest divine beauty and glory; the nightingale represented the yearning and complaining soul; wine, cup, and cupbearer became the embodiment of enrapturing divine love.