Sentence examples for yearning to spread from inspiring English sources

One essay, "Was Democracy Just a Moment?," which enumerates the problems of a foreign policy shaped by a yearning to spread American values, is a model of clearheadedness.

I've always been a free spirit who didn't want to be caged, who yearned to spread her creative wings, yet I felt pressure from the world around me that I needed to clip my wings in order to abide by societal ideas of how I was supposed to live my life.

To spread my wings.

Word began to spread.

To spread to London Bedd bugs.

Panic began to spread.

The upper-middle-class Greeks, not unlike Chekhov's Russians, clamored for this new sophistication, and the resulting bland, bloated, blubbery cuisine spread through a country yearning to be more European.

They can also be made sterile, which germ-infested humans, who risk spreading disease around the solar system, cannot.Humanity, some will argue, is driven by a yearning to boldly go to places far beyond its crowded corner of the universe.

Sons yearning to impress fathers who vanished early on.

Watching Sam revived my teenage yearning to play hockey.

The yearning to ensure our families' safety was powerful.