Sentence examples for yearning to save from inspiring English sources
Their hands on the floor touched, she in a sort of suffering Magdalen position, her whole frame yearning to save him..
So it continued in this riveting performance through the other movements, especially the final "Sonnet," by Keats, in which the poet yearns for sleep to "Save me from curious Conscience" and "seal the hushèd Casket of my Soul".
This Bluebeard is never glimpsed, only heard speaking in increasingly sinister Fee-fi-fo-fum-style rhyming couplets that clearly set up the infantilised relationship with his new wife, a capable journalist who nonetheless yearns to be saved but ends up having to save herself.
I yearned for the shabby millionaires refilling their cups at Dunkin' Donuts to save forty-three cents.
We are so accustomed to his venality and sleaziness that it is hard to take seriously his yearning for the woman whose husband – in an act of wholly uncharacteristic selflessness – he tries to save from a heart attack.
Do we yearn to be saved by someone (preferably dashing), who can swoop in and, against all odds, turn the world right side up again?
For longtime fans who yearn for a return to the more classic tropes of the sound as well as newcomers searching for what it really is and should be Point G is back to save us all.
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Later, she yearned to write a novel.
"I was yearning to see Tahrir that day," she says.
