Sentence examples for yearning to create from inspiring English sources
Liu, an M.I.T. graduate and former McKinsey consultant, argues that Chinese today are yearning to create a new national identity, one that merges traditional Chinese values, like balance, respect and flow, with its modern urban reality.
Its birth stemmed from Mexico's desire to be included in regional talking-shops, and from a general symbolic yearning to create a club that includes Cuba as a full member.
With this in mind I wonder if Miyamoto has a yearning to create any particular game that he hasn't yet been able to? "I don't have a big list of ideas I want to realise," he replies.
The magic was actually a wedding of the desire by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, now called MetLife and then the world's largest real estate investor, for a lucrative guaranteed return, and New York politicians' yearning to create an urban oasis for returning veterans.
I think any artist has a secret yearning to create something that will last, and Capote saw that, and it brought up a lot of issues about art and journalism and the death penalty, and how far can you go - the compromises and lies and people that might get hurt or deceived.
Inside the Titans' locker room is a blend of athletes yearning to create a legacy after falling short four years ago in a 23-16 loss to the St . LouisRams in Super Bowl XXXIV and losing to the Oakland Raiders in the A.F.C. title game last season.
Mr. Kim said he had long yearned to create dental innovations.
So if the rituals aren't in place within our churches and communities, perhaps we yearn to create them ourselves.
Every writer yearns to create a book that will seize the moment — to perfectly encapsulate the problem of an era before other people even notice the problem exists.
He took up poured polyester resin, which hardens in a mold, but within a few years he began to yearn to create larger chunks of sea and sky than the properties of the commercially available resin would then allow.
Mr. Floris, whose father owned Greek diners in New York City, said he yearned to create a magazine that would combine the glamour of the fashion industry with the hype surrounding the latest hot restaurants.
