Sentence examples for young yearning from inspiring English sources

"Ma! Let me do it myself," beg the young, yearning for independence.

McDonagh reminds us that it is also a world of rain, loneliness and boredom, from which the young yearn to escape.

The fact that many of the region's progressives, above all the young, yearn for EU membership is one more incentive for Brussels to look the other way.

Most seductive of all to me was the young characters' yearning to love and be loved totally.

Her subjects were not necessarily typical of the country, but in Tehran she found many young people yearning for more.

The Big Apple seemed like a good place for a young woman yearning for "a revolutionary life", she told Time.

(Chekhov novices, take note: this means lots of young women yearning for things they don't get).

I identified completely with Dorothea Brooke, the ardent young gentlewoman yearning for a more significant existence, even though my upbringing was barely similar.

According to a 2015 interview with Time, New York seemed like the right choice for a young woman yearning for "a revolutionary life".

Meredith Napolitano is lovely as Sarah, the steadfast, brilliant young poet yearning to accept the college scholarship she has just received after surreptitiously applying.

For generations its lush melodrama, dodgy sexual politics and great frock opportunities have sung out to any young girl yearning for something she couldn't quite place.