All the songs on album have a certain yearning to them; a yearning for change, a yearning for something more, a yearning to be seen and known.
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A kind of yearning, she called it, and she closed with a lone, engaging encore, Friedrich Hollaender's "Eine Kleine Sehnsucht" ("A Little Yearning").
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Because who likes to admit, let alone makes a performance out of, yearning in general and yearning for a world that ultimately can't accept you in particular?
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I don't think yearning has to be the worst thing.
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The yearning that comes from being alone on an island.
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People's stories matter, and they're yearning to talk about this.
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Venezuelans yearning for an end to his rule are gloomy.
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I guess it stems mostly from yearning to be accepted.
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Third, Bernie's Yearning is really a gross name for anything.
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In both cases, a deeper yearning lurks beneath the surface.
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And before long, it will leave you yearning for escape.
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Bret: "Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free," for instance.
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He spent childhood yearning to be active like other kids.
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"As humans, we're always yearning for a sign," she said.
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We spend our lives fearing it, yearning to avoid it.
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That's when I started yearning to be more overtly sexual.
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That personal connection is something people are yearning for now.
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The mind is Nors's landscape, and yearning her true subject.
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Have a yearning to see a Rothko, Renoir or Rodin?
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What emerges is a vague yearning for the culturally appropriate.
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The people of Iran are yearning for freedom and liberty.
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My heart blazed with a yearning to rediscover my city.
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"I had a yearning to do something entrepreneurial," he said.
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The poet finds himself yearning for the old, divided city.
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They inspire a great yearning to live up to it.
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The words suggest the figure is yearning for distant Ukraine.
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That feeling, or something like it—the yearning for mastery, or, more cynically, the yearning for the illusion of mastery—has helped make a basically nerdy series from a basically nerdy publishing house impressively popular.
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This yearning is understandable — but it is both dangerous and misplaced.
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Yearning for a furry friend to cozy up with at night?
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The protection of life, the yearning for freedom and so on.
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Instead you will bear witness to his yearning, suffering and grace.
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Yearning to be back in the hands of its neglectful owner.
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It's all about obstacle plus prohibition plus yearning, which equals desire.
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Though still tokens of intellectual yearning, they've now been completely anonymized.
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Her two-bedroom house is packed with people yearning for space.
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Once again, Americans will be left yearning for so much better.
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I could hear my counterfeit casualness being usurped by genuine yearning.
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But Boonyi, yearning for more, feels trapped by the rushed arrangement.
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Collectively, our body of work is an expression of implied yearning.
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Yearning for a clear answer, derivable from constitutional text, is understandable.
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That higher yearning enables them to withstand setbacks, pain and betrayal.
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Zell was in pretty good company yearning for a Bloomberg run.
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So there is a certain physicality that I was yearning for.
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They inspire a hopeless yearning, a thwarted humanistic feeling of hope.
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"Sleigh Ride" has it both ways — the yearning for tame transcendence.
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Two decades later, I'm startled to find myself yearning for Yerevan.
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A series of discoveries refreshes our yearning for the red planet.
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The song evokes a yearning for freedom in spite of obstacles.
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I hear a yearning for more unity and meaning, not less.
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"Yearning is so religious," Max said, bouncing gently on his heels.
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Sadly, instead of holding out America as a haven for those "huddled masses yearning to breathe free," Judge Millett and her fellow travelers seem to want the Statue of Liberty inviting the masses yearning for free abortion.
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Male expressions of romantic yearning used to be so simple and direct.
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Empirical research has shown that the yearning to live is very strong.
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" She adds, "Gayle has a deep, deep curiosity and yearning to know.
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EA: Give us your tired your anxious masses yearning to get lit.
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" She added, "Gayle has a deep, deep curiosity and yearning to know.
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He struggles to redeem himself in Kim's eyes, yearning for her approval.
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A lot of them are yearning to get out of that hole.
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Her voice runs the gamut from whispered intrigue to full-bodied yearning.
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It's fantastical enough to inspire wonder, and grounded enough to awaken yearning.
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We've been yearning for immortality at least since the Epic of Gilgamesh.
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You've come to the library as usual out of desperation, yearning, boredom.
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Saudade is yearning for an absent person or a place left behind.
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You say you've been yearning for a nice glass of pinot grigio?
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In 2016, they made an ice cream called "Bernie's Yearning" for Sen.
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Yearning to go on an adventure without digging deep into your wallet?
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But Usher's deeper charm is a more old-fashioned sense of yearning.
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Irish yearning coalesced in Dublin's rubble; all changed utterly; the martyrs won.
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The management changes, the stock performance, the yearning to sell the company.
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" The grandfather experiences his love for his grandson as a "hopeless yearning.
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Too much yearning for the past makes us incurious about the world.
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But there isn't this tremendous yearning to want to be like her.
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"Take the Dive" matches "Only One You Need" in its horrible yearning.
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The contradiction between anatomical irrelevance and anatomical yearning was an existential challenge.
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And, sometimes, two hearts racing from a mixture of yearning and excitement.
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He made 40 pints of a flavor called "Bernie's Yearning" in 2016.
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Beliefs, we are told, must be aligned with evidence, not mere yearning.
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The yearning displayed by Cole and Zoe is meant to be profound.
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Three sisters, no matter how theatrical, are not always yearning for Moscow.
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What about the tired, poor and huddled masses yearning to breathe free?
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But lately, Georgina has been yearning for authentic connection — and Keaton notices.
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The Democrats are yearning to sell themselves as the party of hope.
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Everything I do is for my love of, and yearning for, people.
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Far from England, both Britons had a lifelong yearning for a home.
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A yearning for a science-religion synergy is growing in some circles.
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Republicans have been yearning to overhaul Medicare and Social Security for decades.
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A yearning for better days is what gets us out of bed.
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"Oh, you turn me on/It's exactly what I've been yearning for" 4.
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Ben Gocker isn't yearning to be released from the impermanence of his body.
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"That's what I relate to most in Moana — that yearning," Miranda tells PEOPLE.
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Forlani puts visible effort into projecting yearning and indecision into her backward glances.
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"I think there's a yearning in the world for real," Patrick told PEOPLE.
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People are yearning for a better economy and a rising standard of living.
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I would imagine this yearning to be particularly acute after a parent's passing.
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The gods, feeling itchy and bored one day, noticed this young woman's yearning.
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Kristin Henry yearning vocals evoke the noir-like quality of Portishead's Beth Gibbons.
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And it really crystalizes the yearning, and the regret, and the opportunities lost.
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Guzman's yearning for the silver screen also helped bring him down, Gomez said.
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For a long time, economists have been yearning for an improvement in inflation.
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I'm left yearning for more high-intensity drama, witty comebacks, and family drama.
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Now, some Vietnamese say they are yearning for the American military to return.
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By the end of the month I was yearning for a quieter life.
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As in, people are yearning for some brightly colored, faux-leather flared pants.
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There is a yearning among some here, however, for more from the Obamas.
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"She posts it online, with pictures," Ms. Salvant said, half-offended, half-yearning.
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They range from heartache-perfumed ballads and yearning love duets to energetic hootenannies.
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You can see the yearning in Joe Biden's persistent lead in the polls.
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Huddled masses yearning to breathe free now have a new place to congregate.
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A reader yearning for an all-explaining style of storytelling will be frustrated.
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Give us the neon, the glam, the wild outfits yearning to break free.
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Condoleezza Rice charged them with fulfilling the human yearning for freedom and democracy.
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His works, despite their ebullient palette, are frequently tinged with a melancholic yearning.
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This is the Terminator film that fans have been yearning for since T27.
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This is the Terminator film that fans have been yearning for since T28.
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The diaries are painfully repetitive, yearning for a path between shame and wholeness.
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"Heaven doesn't need me," Veidt says, underscoring his yearning to feel human again.
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Here there is no mistaking mankind's overpowering yearning for carnal and sensuous pleasures.
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Khalid says he was socially isolated and yearning for a sense of belonging.
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Start yearning for Taylor's old country days even though you hate country music!
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She wrote some of her biggest love songs out of unrequited yearning for Dragon.
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Reynolds, who was yearning to have a second child, plied her husband with alcohol.
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Also drawn from the sensibility of the fairground is a pervasive atmosphere of yearning.
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Though there might still be a little Bran in there, yearning to break free.
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For 2017, Pantone sees a "yearning for community, unity, and reassurance," according to Pressman.
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We are one nation, rural and urban, indivisible, yearning for a new way forward.
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The trouble is that none of them answers the country's yearning for political renewal.
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Lara Croft filled the yearning that gamers like Kelly McGuire didn't know they had.
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"I personally have a sort of childhood yearning for houses like that," he said.
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I find myself enthralled with his works and yearning, at times, to be him.
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Trump was yearning for the peace and simplicity of her pre-White House life.
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This left Cramer yearning for the market to focus on earnings, not the election.
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Still burdened with that yearning to release your hot take, you begin to weep.
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Damon played him so soulfully, too, with a quiet undercurrent of sorrow and yearning.
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So bring us your beagles, your Borzois, your huddled terriers yearning to run free.
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However, travelers yearning for a trans-African Cape to Cairo railway may be disappointed.
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"Coming Down"—in its moan-heavy, yearning delivery—narrated a solemn return to consciousness.
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It's powerful, versatile, and yearning to be a part of your home-cleaning arsenal.
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Do you wake up each morning yearning for a pre-breakfast dose of it?
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To be American is to proudly welcome the huddled masses yearning to breathe free.
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Americans, as we have discovered, are angry, frustrated, disillusioned -- and yearning for a savior.
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It is clear that many fans are yearning for a bygone age of kickboxing.
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"I Need You" is a slow-building house track built around a desperate yearning.
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If it wasn't clear that Americans were yearning for real change prior to Nov.
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When he gets to the bottom level—"a yearning for the absent phallus," etc.
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It's filled with men yearning and drinking, women who want order or fair reckoning.
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Saoirse was fierce, both in her love for her family and yearning for justice.
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Within each of these narratives, one found radically different voices yearning to be heard.
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The pleading screams and the reaching and the yearning are not for anyone else.
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Atlanta songwriter/producer Abra's summer EP Princess proved her a master of gentle yearning.
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Alain, as he was now called, fashioned himself as a yearning man of letters.
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The yearning for socialism among today's millennials reflects an unfortunate ignorance of the alternatives.
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The location of the Tijuana shelters has made the migrants' yearning even more intense.
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Most important, he plays, filling the film with the yearning strains of his instrument.
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Occupy answered a deep yearning for comrades and a purpose that included fighting injustice.
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Yet the mood changed entirely during the sighing, restless main theme, played with yearning.
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Some responses showed a yearning for Quaker stillness and requested details of local meetings.
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The intensity of her passion and the yearning that came with it mystified me.
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There is no yearning for a better world when there are no guiding stars.
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"There's this yearning to just go back," says Terry (Lucy Taylor), a fife player.
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The compression of his writing dials up the corresponding emotions — anger, yearning, regret — proportionately.
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Paulus's staging — and especially the yearning, fitful choreography by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui — helps too.
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And it is this yearning for something that is most apparent in Laval's imagery.
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Ms. Uchida sensitively highlighted the work's yearning lyricism, but not its sensuousness or underlying turbulence.
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The show ended a season later in 2007, leaving fans heartbroken and yearning for more.
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Paul Cook is probably yearning for the old days of angry letters and phone calls.
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The Plaza, which he'd been yearning to buy since his mid-20s, was that landmark.
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The letters of the British novelist and philosopher Iris Murdoch contained more yearning than most.
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They may find themselves yearning for the kind of deference their elders once automatically enjoyed.
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Amai opens the song, her voice bold and yearning and struck with the slightest tremble.
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The exception is the yearning, delighted "Our Secret," whose lustrous synthesizer hook spins them round.
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Angst and apocalypse, media and paranoia, distance and yearning were among Mr. Bowie's lifelong themes.
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A yearning for a safe spaceBack in the olden days, people could handle taking shit.
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Douglas," to the romantic yearning of "Some Kind of Love" and "Out of My Mind.
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Above all, our greatest hope is for peace — the universal yearning in every human soul.
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"Garden" is fuzzy, yearning guitar-pop, and it's probably the catchiest song on the record.
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Hell, Sanders even had an ice cream flavor named after him last year: Bernie's Yearning.
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Yet there is a yearning in France, as elsewhere, for a different sort of politics.
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Landlocked Bolivia could pay Chile in gas to acquire a Pacific port, an old yearning.
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Exploring the country, we repeatedly captured a sense of yearning among Cubans young and old.
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I understand the yearning for generational change and a fresh face to lead the House.
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"You could see that some people were yearning to take control of things," Jackson said.
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The Staircase provides thrills, if that's what you're yearning for in your comfy murder pants.
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You barely hear the orchestra, it's quite low, and the yearning motive is so chromatic.
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Part of that is attributable to the clear yearning for young faces among Democratic activists.
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And only going after what is realistic is not what your soul is yearning for.
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The American public has long been yearning for a drastic change to the status quo.
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This kid isn't just a troublemaker, yearning for attention and engagement from his distant parents.
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I'm hitting the melee button, and between that character and myself there's some yearning desperation.
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Ultimately her yearning and the Manson-esque story are impossible to cleave from one another.
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In December 2015, a yearning to make a home together took them to San Francisco.
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You could be right that after this, the country will be yearning for boring leaders.
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Even in the most secular parts of society, there is great and unfulfilled spiritual yearning.
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Above all, our greatest hope is for peace, the universal yearning in every human soul.
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It wasn't because Biden suddenly became the dynamic, charismatic, articulate candidate everyone's been yearning for.
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Stritch's famous whiskey tenor does the stories — with their glossy exteriors and yearning hearts — justice.
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His version of freedom challenges the Superman test, but the yearning it expresses feels real.
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I love bodily functions, I love awkwardness, I love yearning, and body language and bodies.
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RMR's "Rascal" is yearning, hopeful, and positively uplifting—the perfect salve for our troubled times.
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Seems Tekashi is yearning for some home cooking as soon as he can get it.
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"I think the American people are yearning for someone who's a truth-teller," Delaney said.
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We've opened our doors, your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning to breathe free.
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Closer to her heart, every page is filled with a painful loneliness and terrible yearning.
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These have been disappointing times for those yearning for some alien direction from Out There.
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"Bernie's Yearning" was created by Ben Cohen of Ben & Jerry's, a longtime constituent of Sanders.
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"After he passed on, I always had this yearning to come back," Ms. Santiago said.
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That guitar solo, yearning away like a dog that's been left alone for too long.
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Younger women don't seem to share that yearning, and there are wounded feelings on both sides.
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Or whatever geographical location they'd crawled from, desperately yearning for a mention in NME's Radar column.
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Her paintings and her sculptural objects feel emergent and raw, suggesting unadulterated desire, yearning, and grief.
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It is the great melting pot, a place that welcomes huddled masses yearning to breathe free.
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The problem comes when the desperate yearning to capitalize on a trend overshadows the actual product.
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Jake Wolff's debut is ambitious and bountiful, centered on the universal human yearning for eternal life.
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It's a poignant and yearning track that deserves a million plays and a million more conversations.
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"I think there's a yearning in the world for real," the NASCAR racer, 35, tells PEOPLE.
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That yearning is palpable in each shot of the prison wall and every security strip-search.
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But that yearning for something we know is wrong is precisely what makes it so enticing.
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His work brims with yearning, vulnerability, and sorrow — conditions almost completely absent from much contemporary art.
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The actor brings real yearning to the story, his baby face communicating Hank's brittle, sensitive unraveling.
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He sounds fantastic on "Skipping Stones," a yearning duet with featherweight R&B star Jhené Aiko.
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It's full of bright, clean colours and bouncy electronics, with lyrics full of syrupy adolescent yearning.
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Or it was feeling an acute yearning, and then your body would start to close down.
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But now it's a far different scale of yearning, as the pillars around Murphy disappear. ♦
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A Quora survey answered by 24 American expats pinpointed Mexican food as the No. 1 yearning.
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Ms. York sang with a supple, polished voice that was by turns mournful, yearning and powerful.
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They can force value systems into brilliant focus and prompt a palpable yearning for times past.
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Yearning for bipartisan buy-ins might have made sense in less polarized eras of American history.
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Cohen also released a flavor called "Bernie's Yearning" back in 2016 through his Ben's Best brand.
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The yearning of this moment would have been part of Heaney's inspiration for undertaking the translation.
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It's true that challenging Trump shouldn't be based on a hazy yearning for an idealized past.
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Cohen announced Monday that he had created "Bernie's Yearning" in honor of Sanders's White House run.
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A Quora survey answered by 26 American expats pinpointed Mexican food as the No. 1 yearning.
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Perhaps that's why, for all its humor, it had an undercurrent of intense, even melancholy yearning.
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Mr. Polenzani conveys the character's remnants of feisty rebellion and frustrated yearning in a compelling performance.
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Essentially, we feel the emotion of the drama—in this case, yearning—in the music itself.
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What I do see is an awful lot of self-flattery in the form of yearning.
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Fraught, yearning relationships between fathers and their progeny shape both the play's form and its content.
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The restless camera tags alongside him, showing you what he sees, his erotic reveries and yearning.
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He discusses fame, yearning for recognition, and the struggle to find authentic relationships along the way.
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" You can hear that yearning on songs like "Goodbye Bygones" and "You Don't Look Good (Cocaine).
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Trump's callousness and indiscipline has left many liberals yearning for Bush's more dignified and decent bearing.
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It is our subtlest season, our bittersweet season, one that can prompt feelings of deep yearning.
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This yearning kept him going through nearly five years of late nights craned over a computer.
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"We were moved by a yearning for the world, we looked to the future," he said.
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But the book is also a kind of wish fulfillment, the extension of Bardugo's own yearning.
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The yearning to pick your own mate is not something that began with humans, he says.
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My yearning to align with power, particularly white power, had overwhelmed any sense of the rational.
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This is the shadow that haunts this museum and its exhibit of loss, yearning and love.
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I see a great yearning for solidarity, an eagerness to come together and make practical change.
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Out of nowhere, David had found himself yearning, but not for the immediate, for the far.
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In the process, Midge was sublimated and trapped inside of Amber (hence all her yearning narration).
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LG: It sounds like what you're describing is a kind of yearning for a tactile experience.
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"Markets will be yearning for signs that the outbreak is stabilising," FXTM analyst Han Tan said.
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After a while, they begin yearning for the glamorous, immoral ways of the aristocracy they overthrew.
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In the other, wild dogs are growling, yearning to mangle anything that gets in their way.
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It is a combination of things that don't generally inspire yearning: an oversized sleeveless cotton tee?
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Above all, a yearning for local communion and champions that America's hyper-commercialised franchises cannot satisfy.
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At the outset, we see the teen-age Alexandra in her parents' home, yearning for adventure.
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"I am excited my efforts have yielded this - something I have been yearning for," said Wakibia.
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The markets have been yearning for evidence that higher powers will deploy unrestrained resources toward relief.
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A ballad to yearning and mortality, as biting as ice, as inscrutable as the snowy woods.
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To drink, there is Guaraná Antarctica, a Brazilian soda like ginger ale yearning to be cider.
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The narrator watches her own yearning for Gondor, which, she points out, is really New Zealand.
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To be sure, there are still millions of "huddled masses yearning to breathe free" on every continent.
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The collaboration is part of the brand's yearning to appeal to a broader, younger audience (a.k.a. millennials).
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"Give me your Pilates-toned, your billionaires, your Botoxed elites yearning for admission to Mar-a-Lago."
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Trump's economic promises "were aimed at invoking his supporters' yearning for a (partly mythical) past," Bernanke writes.
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Ben and Jerry's co-founder Ben Cohen released a small batch of "Bernie's Yearning" earlier this year.
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But a new yearning is here now too — to look down and see a body that's free.
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This includes most crucially her singing, which evokes Ms. King's distinctively throaty, ever-yearning voice without mimicry.
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Investors yearning higher yields while keeping a lid on risks have had a hard time of late.
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"The Graduate" challenges this: it seems that all generations have in common the same yearning for independence.
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But there is a primal innate yearning for it— at least I always felt it growing up.
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Young people are yearning for non-algorithmic shit, which Telegram has nailed with its channels and memes.
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The same goes for many dogs, except there's a new treat many of them are yearning for.
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Is that the kind of order people are yearning for, or is it more nuanced than that?
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The expressive choreography and movement of her characters convey a sense of yearning, possessiveness, jealousy, and guilt.
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Sumpter gives us observational intelligence and a hint of strategic resolve, along with a yearning for romance.
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Those yearning to change the channel on the 2016 election now have a new program to avoid.
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But The Village is a Gothic romance, filled with shadows, fog, and long stretches of earnest yearning.
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It's meant to signify homesickness for a place you know you can't revisit — a powerful, painful yearning.
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This big speech would satisfy the yearning of Americans for specific solutions to national and international challenges.
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A sense of uncertainty about Russia's future blends with a sense of resiliency and Danko-like yearning.
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Yearning emerges as a recurring theme; we want what's bad for us, or yearn for yearning's sake.
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The '60s brought a yearning for personal fulfillment through relationships, which we continue to strive for today.
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"To give them something that they've been yearning to have their whole lives," Quinones said, "it's incredible."
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It should work for both sides, he said, surrounded by coffee-drinkers yearning for a reunited country.
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Taylor Swift and Zayn have released solo videos performing their 50 Shades Darker single for maximum yearning.
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On Wednesday the orchestra's principal cellist, Carter Brey, steps into the limelight with Schumann's yearning Cello Concerto.
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In my version of this drive, one in particular encapsulates the necessary drama, yearning and forward propulsion.
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Granted, unrequited yearning is a staple of British period piece dramas, as is low-volume political subterfuge.
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Some are all-seeing, panoptic; others are yearning and blinkered, unable to return the gaze they attract.
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The teen comedy endures for its nuanced exploration of class differences as well as its yearning soundtrack.
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With his gaunt cheekbones and haunted eyes, the actor adds a yearning quality to Jake's restless perambulations.
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But on his way back to the airport, he has a yearning to visit his hometown, Knoxville.
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Trump did not, for example, discover that the white population was deep down yearning for crude racism.
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Seong-ho's story is a testament to the yearning of every human soul to live in freedom.
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The egos were too big to handle and the priorities left me yearning for something more meaningful.
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There's something about the openness of it, the completely untethered sense of longing, yearning, that's complete magic.
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But "American Girl" was like some kind of magic code filled with yearning and desire and loss.
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A life characterized by the pursuit of self-actualization trades satiation and contentment for hunger and yearning.
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"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning" — to make sense of a confusing show.
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Before finding the Stone House, Baker and Daoust had felt themselves yearning for a more pastoral existence.
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On the other, it's sushi and the yearning for a Saturday morning coffee at a local cafe.
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No. But most Italians, yearning for the supposed security of a lost age, find Brussels too distant.
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Their senses became so scrambled, their yearning so pitched, that when they disembarked, flowers smelled almost oppressive.
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In 1994, yearning for his homeland, he returned to Tel Aviv, and opened Lehem Erez in 1996.
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If you're yearning for a professional change, here are four ways to change up your LinkedIn profile.
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Years before deindustrialization, years before Nafta, Americans were yearning for a Main Street that never quite existed.
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In any event, the people of the area are yearning to be better connected with Puerto Maldonado.
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Here, too, the subtext was a yearning for an era in which compromise and collaboration were possible.
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And second, Mr. Trump will not be yearning for another summit with Mr. Kim any time soon.
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What was really fascinating about this piece is it was devastating and also complimentary and also yearning.
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It is a place of beauty and hardship, and of the struggle and yearning that also power flamenco.
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Yet none of it slakes that yearning for what the ancient Romans would have called magis equi frementis.
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It's called "Bernie's Yearning," and it contains mint ice cream with a milk chocolate disc on the top.
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Amid all the chaos, Melania is yearning for the peace and simplicity of her pre-White House life.
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The performer is rarely offstage and sings with a feral, uncaged yearning that does the show's namesake proud.
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Editorial This is a big day for Texans yearning to flaunt their handguns in belt and shoulder holsters.
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Somewhere in that mix of teenage yearning for identity and the drive for likes, the egirl was born.
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Did my fervor stem from a subconscious yearning to leave adulthood behind and go back to easier times?
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Ultimately, Bolsonaro's strong showing reflects a yearning for the past as much as a sign of the future.
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The fiscal reckoning will be unpalatable for Brexiters yearning to resurrect the Thatcherite dream of a smaller state.
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Unemployable in industry, he turned to teaching trade-union studies, yearning for the tide to turn once more.
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The pounding "Hunger" equates starvation with a yearning to be society's—and God's—version of the perfect girl.
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For 10 years, with every persona I tried on, I revealed my yearning to be anyone but me.
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Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to eat roasted guinea pig in Flushing, Queens.
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She tells me of a woman who dreaded injections but whose yearning for lighter skin overrode her fear.
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Despite lots of yearning from the boys—particularly me—the activity within our coed sextet remained entirely platonic.
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But despite a vague yearning to learn to read and write, Sausan was looking forward to her future.
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The scale identifies three main factors typical of maladaptive daydreaming: yearning, kinesthesia (a sense of movement) and impairment.
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Teddy Ruxpin Roughly a decade before Tickle Me Elmo, kids were yearning for a different animatronic stuffed friend.
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But listen through all that and you hear the heartfelt yearning: Please don't let me grow old alone.
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Though James, 31, has two championships, the city of Cleveland is still yearning for a first NBA title.
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Suddenly, the figure is eating the pansy with love on the mind, and the lips languish with yearning.
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You like to think a dog's eyes are full of innocence and yearning to be patted, don't you?
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"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be free," says the Statue of Liberty.
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Despite much satirical hyperbole, real and disturbing questions emerge about how scientific advances exacerbate our yearning for immortality.
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In his collection of essays Fractured Times, it's hard not to detect a yearning for that lost world.
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However, bankers and investors argue that yearning for the pre-crisis golden years of bond trading is pointless.
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It's a tune of stoical yearning, the yawp of a dude bemoaning the end of a seasonal romance.
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If you've been yearning for a European adventure, retirement may be the perfect time to go — and stay.
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Africa Yearning or Africa Struggling might be a more apt characterization, but neither of these is especially new.
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Improbably, I developed a yearning, almost from the get-go, to see a bear someday in the meadow.
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Garrett's vocals sound soar while remaining grounded and full of sorrow and yearning, sounding like an involuntary confession.
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Our reporter looks at a series of recent discoveries that has refreshed our yearning for the red planet.
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So they celebrate their marriage long distance, the easy intimacy of their conversation full of comfort and yearning.
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Mr. Shandling had been generous and funny, but now, Mr. Apatow found himself yearning for his crankiness, too.
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Eighteen years later, the cult film's legacy still draws in customers yearning to dance on the famous bar.
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But Mr. Anderson's onscreen aesthetic is all about creating narratives and moods — of yearning, of melancholy, of passion.
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"I think this week everybody is yearning for something that we can all laugh at together," she said.
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Even with the outpouring of resources, though, health care workers are yearning to be prioritized by the government.
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And like Catherine Morland's creator, Martin too balances Peter's (considerable) annoying qualities with sensitivity, yearning and comic blunders.
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Raqib recommended pragmatic efforts seeking a particular outcome, not just a vague yearning for the end of Trump.
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Every Palestinian generation inherits the yearning for freedom from the previous generation — and the struggle to achieve it.
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Many people I've interviewed in Flint before have spoken of their yearning to get out of the city.
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Luke remains a blank screen onto which Offred projects her yearning for the way the world once was.
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Yet somehow, something comes through all the multitracking: a yearning, a compulsion to explore, a vulnerable heart within.
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Mr. Sham said that his own victory in the district race reflected a broader yearning for civic freedoms.
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Pugnacious, yearning to be a genuine theological academic, Peters struck the historian as curiously impressive in some way.
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A desire that he has constantly sublimated and denied in favor of silent yearning, until that Friday night.
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As soon as service was restored, people made the calls they had been yearning to place for months.
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BEIJING — They protest, picket and sing to defend Mao's memory, yearning for the East to be red again.
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Critics noted that the same Conservative Party that engineered Brexit has fanned the yearning for an imperial Britain.
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As his yearning deepens, electronics, feedback and a chamber orchestra swell around him as some kind of consolation.
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His yearning, heartfelt songs were enduringly popular and covered by contemporary artists like Marc Anthony and Cristian Castro.
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"I think the American people are yearning for someone who's a truth-teller," Delaney told CNN last year.
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He's overly confident in a way that I can not emotionally reciprocate after so many months of yearning.
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During the 2016 election, Cohen invented an ice cream flavor called "Bernie's Yearning" to honor Vermont independent Sen.
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They are, without question, stereotypes of power-mad, murderous women that simultaneously gratify male viewers' yearning for smut.
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Her gleaming, yearning tone in the climactic aria provided a short-lived epiphany before darkness closed in again.
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Julian Ehlrich's falsetto is yearning but brimming with confidence, a more powerful iteration than on the band's debut.
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Yet in conveying this imposing princess's inner emotional fragility, Ms. Rachvelishvili shaped crucial phrases with supple, yearning tenderness.
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To me it represents the flip side of white resentment; it's white nostalgia, a yearning for something lost.
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Often the details matter less than how their presence suggests sharp intelligence and spiritual yearning in the abstract.
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This is the ancient wish of every people and the deepest yearning that lives inside every sacred soul.
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Let's see if President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE listens to the populist yearning—the yuge populist yearning—for equal taxes on income from wealth and income from work.
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For many, this blizzard of January spin prompts a yearning for a more authentic politics, free of Washington cant.
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Bentley leaped at the opportunity, not only co-writing the song, "Hold the Light," but providing its yearning vocals.
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Ms. Wilson has a catch in her voice that conveys yearning and potential heartbreak behind a facade of cheer.
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Lana Wood is yearning to get closure for the sudden death of her older sister, Hollywood actress Natalie Wood .
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In that respect, a deep yearning exists in Greenwald's poems for encounters that may seem impossible in everyday life.
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For all its sandstorm of scholarship, translated with tireless eloquence by Charlotte Mandell, "Compass" aches with that simple yearning.
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Since many fans are yearning to see Littlefinger's death, perhaps this dagger could play a part in that demise.
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Food in diaspora will not exactly replicate home or culture, no matter how much yearning is poured into it.
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The cow isn't just a pre-hamburger, it's a big, blundering alien in a new landscape, yearning for freedom.
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Full volumeWhat a voice it was: cajoling, soaring and yearning, touching hearts and rattling windows (amplification was hardly necessary).
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NAIROBI/LAGOS, Nigeria (Reuters) - An Eritrean father yearning to be reunited with his four children after 15 years apart.
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But soul music, as it always had, let her turn both suffering and sexual yearning into one freedom cry.
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For those yearning for more high-fidelity precision from their Bluetooth cans, Audio-Technica's DSR9BTs present an intriguing proposition.
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It's a relatable, painful yearning for meaning in all of this randomness, told in spare, down-to-earth truths.
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This sense of yearning and seeking, but not finding, is equally evident in his lesser-known drawings and paintings.
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Maybe it's due to this romantic suppression that Thais seem more comfortable with ideas of yearning than actual romance.
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Unfortunately, there are countless pets in this world that are homeless and yearning to make a human's life better.
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We were yearning to just find an accessible tool so that we could create things for our social platforms.
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I remember sobbing to "Drunk on Love," a song about losing control and yearning for what you don't have.
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Right now, The Crown is giving us the through-the-keyhole view of the royals we've been yearning for.
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But as I look around today, I find myself yearning for a bit more of the friction of yesteryear.
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I realized that people were yearning for someone who they felt gave them permission to share their own truths.
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The postwar yearning of Germans to atone for their nation's Nazi past through extravagant moral posing exacerbates the tendency.
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Numerous hints have dropped that she's been yearning to have a child of her own for quite some time.
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The proliferation of ride-sharing services has also done little to take away the yearning for women to drive.
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Then there's the additional ache — the yearning for a new adventure, in a place where winter doesn't even exist.
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So important that the massive white temple at the Yearning for Zion ranch in Texas opened on April 6.
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Yearning to breathe free Phone are ringing in booths in Times Square, and they're spreading the stories of immigrants.
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If you're yearning to build unforgettable gaming experiences with your buddies, you're going to want to check this out.
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Your Valentine's Day movie watchlist "It was constrained businessmen who were yearning for something lighthearted and convivial," said Averill.
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They both had something of "All My Friends" to them, right down to James Murphy's yearning for better days.
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Across records, his most consistent yearning is for solitude, or time in some private place with one other person.
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Francis launches into a fragile falsetto for the chorus in what might be his most earnest expression of yearning.
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As the inscription under the Statue of Liberty has it, "Give me your...huddled masses, yearning to breathe free."
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"I do think there's some yearning, even among Democratic primary voters, just to get stuff done," the strategist said.
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The presumptive Republican nominee answers a yearning for an aggressive problem solver who is not queasy about his methods.
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By that he means the N.F.L. finds entities yearning to carry pro football and turns that desire into money.
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Doctor Sleep could have tried to be The Shining's sequel, an intimidated son yearning to be like his father.
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"Longing and yearning has distance, whereas with love, you're engaging with the person and feel a connection," she said.
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Why has this island in the Baltic Sea's South Funen Archipelago lured the hugging masses, yearning to be wed?
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In 2016, Cohen debuted another ice cream flavor, "Bernie's Yearning," a mint concoction that also included a chocolate disc.
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At the exhibition, two things stood out: a yearning for aesthetic beauty, and a working through of traumatic wounds.
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But they work through it and their ardent yearning is still there, and they return to an altered wholeness.
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The abundant keys suggest an age-old yearning for freedom and release, but also lost homes and forgotten histories.
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Logos, brands, UI icons, signage, specific people and deities will never make it; despite your yearning for Pikachu emoji.
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" The poem on the Statue of Liberty about "huddled masses yearning to breathe free," he said, was "added later.
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Still, despite the best efforts of Ms. Karvonides and others, students are yearning for a clear code of conduct.
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One certainly feels that yearning in "I Met Someone" and in so many of the characters' increasingly manic pursuits.
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Wagner's mysterious Kundry, who serves the knights, is an ageless woman who has suffered for centuries, yearning for redemption.
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"I find myself looking back and yearning for some of the simple pleasures we had as kids," she said.
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Zimbabweans have been yearning for a messianic moment, and this is an opportunity for a shift from Mugabe politics.
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It may be impossible not to find pieces of yourself reflected in Evan's loneliness and yearning to be accepted.
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Maeve hasn't recruited an army yet, but there seems to be not shortage of robots yearning to break free.
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"There is a yearning, a feeling of unrequited love in his music that is somehow very Montreal," he said.
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SOCCER MOMMY Sophie Allison's first recordings as Soccer Mommy were homemade, seemingly tentative songs about yearning and deep insecurity.
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André de Jong's choreography is deliberately generic; and yet the ballet Romanticism of that scene shows Procida's yearning soul.
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Then she speeds up, dancing furiously, as she spirals into a yearning moan about the joys of apple picking.
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Sometimes yearning, sometimes playful — typically (and annoyingly) whenever the women were featured — its manner was both bumpy and predictable.
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Ask and ye shall receive: My DMs were overrun with stories of queer lust, gay yearning, and microwavable entrees.
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It was this yearning for attention that prosecutors said drove Ms. Carter to push Mr. Roy to kill himself.
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We are yearning for substance with style and I feel like this collection and this campaign really showcases that.
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The embers of their relationship burn anew, as does Esti's yearning to escape the fate she was born into.
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It is the action of an imprisoned people yearning for freedom, one of the strongest motivations in human nature.
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In one of Mr. Gelman's many heavy-handed moves, Darius is a massage therapist yearning for an emotional touch.
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Its messages—the yearning, the highs and lows of success, oppression, rebellion—suit the show and its genre perfectly.
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What connects Ego to the established "Guardians" ensemble, Mr. Gunn said, are themes of isolation and yearning to belong.
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She reminds us we are all yearning creatures, subject to forces set in motion long before we were born.
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Christina's yearning, her determination, her will to dream, occupy the emotional center in both the novel and the painting.
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At other times, he rearranged the lyrics until the expressions of pop yearning began to sound forlorn and alien.
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"Bernie is speaking to a yearning that is deep and real and he has credibility on it," Biden said.
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"Seong-ho's story is a testament to the yearning of every human soul to live in freedom," Trump added.
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The first draft left Marc, my editor, yearning for a little more detail about what happened inside the Mint.
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But among the less well-heeled believers, I sensed a different kind of yearning, one that wasn't entirely materialistic.
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That won't stop the yearning for some overarching road map, with all the gray areas and unknowns filled it.
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"Seong-ho's story is a testament to the yearning of every human soul to live in freedom," Trump said.
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As a franchise, Pokémon taps into a yearning for adventure: it's just you, your pet pals, and the open road.
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The phrase "Chleb wolnosciowy" was used by camp prisoners to refer to bread baked outside, evoking their yearning for home.
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Yearning, loneliness, and the draw of things that are bad for you: these are the reoccurring themes of Blond(e).
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I didn't realize how wrong I was, and how so much of her music's yearning was, in fact, the opposite .
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There's a palpable yearning in some of the vocals, especially on "Mamma Mia" retitled "Toba Toba" (roughly: "Oh My God").
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But I wonder if it also partly stems from a current, collective pain and yearning for what he gave us.
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"Throughout his primary campaign, he tapped a yearning for change felt by many Democrats, but something was missing," Patrick wrote.
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Crucially, these songs don't imply causality; whether he's ambivalent about romance or his career, the true subject is yearning itself.
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The song mocks commercial convention, but not love songs per se, and despite the distortion, the essential yearning is retained.
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Diddy doesn't expressly say why he's yearning for "Love," he just says there's a desire to change his middle name.
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But in Latin America it rarely is: the demand for strong government has vied with a persistent yearning for liberty.
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Yet even in my happy state, Fried Green Tomatoes made me feel a yearning that I had never felt before.
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His fearfulness was such that until now he had known neither passion nor love; what he did know was yearning.
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Instead of a boy yearning for a bunker, there's a girl who wants a surveillance-friendly smartwatch called a Dex.
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It's a touching photograph, one that captures the self-consciousness and yearning of a certain type of scatterbrained college graduate.
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"GIVE me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free/the wretched refuse of your teeming shore".
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"He had a yearning to be directly involved in the policy side, that's what brought him to Treasury," McLoughlin said.
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In all cases, the motivation behind each mechanic is quite simply a yearning to make as much money as possible.
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All that is left of its inhabitants are empty buildings and, for those who stayed, a yearning for better times.
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I spent a lot of time just yearning for attention when I was alone and aimless in those four months.
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The revelation was so powerful, he said, that it unleashed decades of pent-up pain and yearning for his mother.
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Dubbed "Bernie's Yearning, " the new flavor is comprised of a solid mint ice cream topped with a hard chocolate shell.
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It's about dreaming and wanting to make things and having this yearning to be creative and to be an artist.
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And what does this yearning to find long-dead Earthlings alive and well elsewhere in the universe say about us?
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By exhibiting the anger, collective yearning, and optimism of the people, they are being heard clearly, even in a gallery.
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These findings cast doubt on the alarming notion that Mr Trump is propelled by a latent yearning for a strongman.
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In the song, Moana is yearning for more but is resisting her path to royalty for a more humble fate.
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Margot is not autobiographical, but her yearning for a better life is definitely something I've felt while living in Jamaica.
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David is always yearning for that earlier time — when his mother called to him, when he played in a field.
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Doctor Sleep could have tried to be The Shining's copycat sequel, an intimidated son yearning to be like his father.
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With simply a downcast gaze or furrow of her eyebrows she's able to communicate two decades of loss and yearning.
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Yet the movie's themes are universal -- following your dreams, the importance of family, and the human yearning to be remembered.
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It is this reckoning that will ultimately satisfy Jen's search for meaning and her yearning to create a new life.
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Even his photographs of mannequins, another frequent subject, seem to evince a fascination with, and perhaps a yearning for, rest.
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Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
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Throughout the progressive community and Democratic Party there is a deep yearning for the candidate most likely to defeat Trump.
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I had a hunch that I wasn't the only one yearning for a community and some deeper conversation on fatherhood.
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While one set of urban dwellers may place a higher value on education, another may be yearning for crime reduction.
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But he says pre-implantation genetic screening (PGS) is overused, especially among young people, because of a yearning for information.
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The two men ardently fighting are plunged into an abject quiescence in which carnal motivations encapsulate the yearning to destroy.
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If you're yearning for the golden days of the Soviet Union, Kafe Mockba (Kafe Moskova) is the place for you.
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In less sophisticated hands, Duncan's yearning, frolicking, diaphanous steps can feel contrived or saccharine, but Ms. Mearns makes them thrilling.
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I understand that people are yearning for a sense of control in what feels like an out-of-control situation.
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Silas is a charming, struggling writer — closer to Casey's age and living a tenuous, yearning life much like her own.
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And yearning perhaps to be able to command this level of attention, year on year, for 60-odd years now.
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They were necessary additions to a limited number of titles for Latinx communities in the U.S. yearning to know themselves.
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"To me, this is another case of young people getting frustrated and yearning to have their voices heard," he said.
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His sentences are lit from below, like a swimming pool, with a kind of resonant yearning that's impossible to fake.
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She's a strong, independent woman with the world at her feet, but pals say she's secretly yearning to get pregnant.
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I've since converted to Judaism, but the work's themes of yearning for peace, empathy and redemption continue to touch me.
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As she has assembled the pieces of her life in New York, she finds herself yearning for a new career.
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Rooney employs this artery-nicking style while writing about love and lust among damaged and isolated and yearning young people.
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She is a valued member of her Judaea community, but she has an unsatisfied spiritual yearning that others find alienating.
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I left the country in the early '90s, and spent the last two decades in a state of constant yearning.
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We are not all the same but all of us have had phases of discomfort, disappointment, and moments of yearning.
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The sea-washed, sunset gates of the United States are being closed to the huddled masses yearning to breathe free.
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The comments were full of praises for his candid and confident answers and yearning for a strong leader like him.
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A supremely seductive album, "Brown Sugar" is a panorama of desire, yearning, druggy pleasures and, in one song, murderous jealousy.
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"I believe that America is yearning for two things," Patrick said in a statement announcing the end of his campaign.
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After waiting another three hours through a rain delay on Sunday, that thing they were yearning for seemed to arrive.
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"Coming out of the '60s and '70s you had people who were really yearning and searching for God," he said.
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Rachel Bonds's play about an artistically gifted but emotionally challenged family, directed by Anne Kauffman, sounds its last, yearning chords.
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This was a black figure something like an orthodox cross into which he could pour his yearning and compulsion directly.
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Yet during impassioned passages Ms. Barton's smoldering singing made clear that this outwardly meek character is a bundle of yearning.
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For Evans, UFC 209 is the chance he has been yearning for to help reinvigorate his career as a middleweight.
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Its relation to something like utopia feels less like abstract contemplation, and more like the lived pursuit of visceral yearning.
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A former dancer with a yearning for the theatre, his style combines operatic spectacle with the sumptuous delights of fabric.
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Artists began focusing on issues of social splintering, new interpretations of the body, and a yearning for earlier, classical times.
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Both singers sound like androids, drifting in slow-motion inside an uncaring cosmos and yearning for something akin to human contact.
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A darkness wrapped up in light, tight, yearning…searching…moving seas of hearts with a smile that darts…right through you….
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This is the yearning behind bold predictions of the Trump administration's collapse — that made Mueller such a symbol of liberal hopes.
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The song is a reflection from the final moments of active addiction, that first desperate yearning for something better, something different.
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TV creators will have the advantage of appealing to the basic human yearning to have our experiences simplified into digestible narratives.
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The yearning to be where Johnny and Baby danced is one Lake Lure is hoping to capitalize on in the future.
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The picture that emerges from O'Rourke's twenties is one of a Kerouacian desire for self-discovery and a yearning for reinvention.
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Students of the Chilean revolution yearning to know what it was like to be inside the movement may find "Escuela" engaging.
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Beneath the surface differences of those songs is a feeling of yearning, a kind of ache that never quite feels resolved.
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The Sufi master and contemporary pioneer both express their yearning for freedom and the recognition of the ephemeral nature of life.
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"Written on the Statue of Liberty is, 'Come, come you tireless, poor yearning to breathe free, to breathe free,'" she said.
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He may want to tear down tariffs and quotas out of a yearning for open markets and lower prices for consumers.
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As a food writer, I'm sure there's a yearning to get in on the action instead of sticking to the sidelines.
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It told the tale of a young person yearning for the rockstar lifestyle while also realizing the dream was completely absurd.
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We're all yearning to know that we are loved, that our lives have purpose, and that the world can be transformed.
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"GIVE ME YOUR tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free," reads the poem on the Statue of Liberty.
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It all comes together for a hypnotic GIF and a yearning in my heart to murder Newcastles and Boddingtons with him.
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Freud thought that human beings clung to old religious ways because we never stopped being children yearning for a father figure.
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Away from the river tens of thousands live in crowded slums—mainly rural Cambodians yearning for a bit of urban prosperity.
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Mexican Attorney General Arely Gomez on Friday said that the drug boss's yearning for movie fame had helped bring him down.
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I'm left yearning for a breath of fresh treble air to diversify the FXA7 presentation and show off some dynamic range.
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After spending Frozen yearning for his own death-by-sunshine, Olaf now openly wonders if anything in the world is permanent.
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On its face the film is about yearning obsession, featuring Kate Lyn Sheil as a photographer stalking the firefighter next door.
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"It seems to me that this yearning, this energy, which ultimately threw itself into revolution, is definitely passed along," he said.
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There is a yearning for a real leader who does not have the baggage that Clinton and Trump both have. 13.
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There are characters in Headland's early work that show vulnerability and yearning, but they are swiftly punished or turned into punchlines.
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Though monumental, it was to him a work in progress till the end, the perpetually evolving yearning of a monumental soul.
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It's finding peace within your vulnerability, weeping in a Nashville hotel room; it's yearning for the refuge of your lover's arms.
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"You bury your yearning for Syrian dishes deep in your heart," she said, "but it creeps to the surface every night."
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Comedians are not just funny but they are brutally honest about themselves, a characteristic that voters seem to be yearning for.
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Sure. The yearning for a younger candidate may be a weak preference that could be overturned based on who is running.
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"What I went for is the heart and soul of the story, which is love: yearning, love, abandonment, acceptance," he said.
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By contrast, Zomorodinia's person-less wanderings prompt a sense of yearning for connection and human contact within the places they portray.
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"This is a visit of tourism and of yearning for (Damascus)," said Nassar, who drove in with his father and son.
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Harold's signature funk presumably spoke to the hangover of the post-'60s generation, yearning to break free but not knowing how.
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While seeming to cast a light on secret behavior, they reveal the yearning that exists in voyeurism, the melancholy in desire.
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The change in government strategy came as Iranians demonstrated a new yearning for nationalism, challenging the self-proclaimed religious political system.
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Although her academic workload and her job don't leave much time these days for recreational reading, her yearning for literature persists.
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Their unfortunate target was Reena Virk—a shy, yearning, 14-year-old South Asian girl with broad shoulders and uneasy eyes.
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You're yearning for security—emotional or financial—so do your best to stay in the present instead of idealizing future possibilities.
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An odd yearning creeps up inside you for days that were never yours, though you feel as if you were there.
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Nearly everything else is Ms. Grande: lead and backup vocals, melodies and asides, teasing and yearning, motion and afterglow and togetherness.
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And through this a portrait of the hardscrabble American dream emerges, along with Javed's yearning to be a part of it.
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And Megan Fox's role as a sex bomb yearning to be taken seriously as an actor is not exactly a stretch.
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Yet on the strengths of its images and its child actors' performances (particularly France's), there's something charming and yearning about Wendy.
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It is easy to be nostalgic about the past when we are yearning for a time before we knew certain disappointments.
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Strengthening Iraqi sovereignty is more realistic than yearning to eliminate any trace of Iranian influence, which is a job for Iraqis.
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Now, voters have selected a new sticker that also invokes the image of huddled masses yearning to breathe free: the subway.
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Rouhani's reinvention as an ardent reformist on the campaign trail helped stir the passion of young, urban voters yearning for change.
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Anyone yearning for local flavor can dine at Rumi, with traditional decorations on the walls and horse meat on the menu.
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There is a quiet, yearning part of me that wants to just celebrate all of those faces that look like mine.
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In 1989, when the Tiananmen Square protesters wanted to express their yearning for freedom, they erected a homemade Statue of Liberty.
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Having Judd at MoMA, I'm sure it's going to have an impact on a generation that is yearning for more physicality.
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Harry released Fine Line at the end of last year, interrupting winter's dreariness with bright, dancey songs about all-consuming yearning.
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We get into the mental health struggles, racial binds, and essential yearning that make these people the characters we see today.
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Trump on Thursday night lashed out at the postponement, incidentally revealing in the process his simmering yearning for eye-catching witnesses.
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This yearning seems especially keen in China, where state television serves up feudal soap operas with the regularity of daily meals.
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Members of some Israeli religious groups protested, but it remains a much-lauded dance that pinpoints a luscious and ecstatic yearning.
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The unrequited VC yearning has earned Notion the reputation for being venture averse, something Kothari pushed back on a few times.
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Sometimes when the poems turned dreamy and yearning, I thought the music missed a chance to reflect these emotions more directly.
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After a friend helped check the station's internal records, he called, yearning to hear his son's voice after months of waiting.
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Ms. Scott is strong throughout this album — her yearning for God is just as pristine as her yearning for a lover — but the other standout is Ms. Scott's mother, Linda Davis, a midlevel country star in the 1990s (who sings half of one of the decade's finest schmaltz duets, "Does He Love You," with Reba McEntire).
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It's with those details that Krosoczka evokes a relatable yearning to understand everything about our parents, and the impossibility of that desire.
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I know with surpassing certainty that my liberation is directly linked to the liberation of the undocumented trans Latina yearning for refuge.
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As Melcarth's art of sex, sensuality, erotic fantasy, and yearning enters the history book, it could very well burn up its pages.
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We're not sure if anyone was exactly yearning for a dessert inspired by a 74-year-old politician, but here it is.
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On the Bernie's Yearning website, he states that he and Jerry Greenfield have been constituents of Sanders for the past 30 years.
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Mexican Attorney General Arely Gomez on Friday said that the drug boss's yearning for the silver screen had helped bring him down.
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Is Wendy playing Taylor, as she tells Bobby, or is she yearning for Taylor to help her break out of this mess?
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If he does manage to send a clone of himself somewhere interesting, he doesn't want it yearning for someone he left behind.
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What I want to argue with, instead, is the broader intellectual tendency — a yearning, really — of which Davidson's piece is a part.
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This is the yearning behind bold predictions of the Trump administration's collapse, or of a dramatic descent into tyranny at Trump's hand.
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That's one explanation for Ted Cruz's decision to endorse Donald Trump -- he may be yearning for a return to the national scene.
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"He never got the public love that he was yearning for," said Ethan Dor Shav, an Associate Fellow at Jerusalem's Shalem Center.
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You feel not just holiday cheer in your soul, but holiday sadness, holiday yearning, and the little-known feeling of holiday strife.
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Carly Rae Jepsen, though she doesn't make the same explicit references to technology, sings about ghosting, yearning, and jealousy with conspiratorial authority.
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Ben Cohen, one half of Ben & Jerry's, masterminded "Bernie's Yearning," which could double as the title for a really distressing erotic novel.
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I'm not yearning for some retro relationship with culture, I think it represents our unawareness and the things we haven't developed yet.
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What message will it send to the world if we fail to protect about 700,000 people yearning for freedom, prosperity and independence?
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Many attribute his stunning rise to a deep yearning for a fresh face, coupled with the unexpected collapse of many mainstream opponents.
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It is part of their draw: They satisfy the yearning in the modern era to feel the quirks of a simpler time.
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Over a handful of echoing piano notes, she transforms "Stay" into a fragile, yearning torch song about the pain of wanting someone.
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That yearning quality is also in Ms. Pite's "Solo Echo," inspired by Mark Strand's poem "Lines for Winter" and two Brahms sonatas.
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Superfans yearning to eventually meet their favourite Sherlock star can imagine themselves in a variety of different IRL settings using this book.
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He advertises his willingness to send "Expressions of Affection and Respect" to yearning and lonely women, who pay him for his efforts.
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Hader does something alchemical in the scene: you feel that Barry is drowning in a black lake of yearning and self-hatred.
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" Women's bodies are similarly scrutinized: bony posteriors, wiry hair, acid reflux, "the yearning her breasts seem to have developed for her waist.
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From her cat-eye glasses to the headscarves that make her look hastily regifted, she seems like someone yearning to be seen.
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Every time she sees Charles at the office, are they going to shoot covert glances at one another, yearning to be together?
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In short, it's the event Brazilian fans have been yearning for since the premier MMA brand returned to the country in 23.
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By this account, if we evolve our computational power enough, we will become one with God—the ultimate yearning of all religions.
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It's almost prelapsarian, this physical yearning to not only eat the ripe apple but also to rub it all over your skin.
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But, as we've seen before (in "Mean Girls" and other tales of outcasts yearning for popularity), Kyle's scheme eventually drags him down.
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When a call for peaceful protests came in spring 1919, a schoolgirl became the face of a nation's collective yearning for freedom.
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This was not about my desire for a bigger family or the yearning to protect the two babies developing in my body.
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She's often stoic and severe, with a reserve born out of early trauma, but she also has a powerful yearning for connection.
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Very. But for a sport yearning to broaden its reach, this second-annual appeal to a younger generation qualifies as harmless fun.
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Of course you're yearning for the days when the sex was a one-way ticket to bliss, not the avenue to adulthood.
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Through their gifts, they were not only showing their love, but also their hope and yearning for health, for success, for life.
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DALLAS — The young women had come from 2100 states across the country, yearning for moments of belonging they rarely found at home.
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Hinton's males are what straight adolescent girls hope boys might secretly be — confident, but beneath that confidence, yearning only to be loved.
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His oft-stated admiration for authoritarians in other countries — including, but not limited to, Vladimir Putin — speaks to his yearning for power.
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Back in D.C. from his overseas trip, Trump will find a nation that is yearning for adult leadership in the executive mansion.
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It took me a while to realize that my books circle the same theme: our yearning to belong, our quest for home.
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But if workers are really yearning for a big pay increase, their best bet is to try landing a new job altogether.
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Most of that involves the Joker (Zach Galifianakis), who's not the transgressive opposition but a whining smiler desperately yearning for Batman's attention.
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Mind-body programs like yoga and mindfulness are indicative of the yearning many people have to be in the happier present moment.
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It's this yearning that gave rise to Maoism, elevating the fragmentary and sprawling ideas of an autodidactic dictator into an international movement.
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It's this yearning that gave rise to Maoism, elevating the fragmentary and sprawling ideas of an autodidactic dictator into an international movement.
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So you can see them really listening because they'd never heard that yearning, creaky thing in Kath Bloom's voice that's so moving.
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One likely explanation for the rapid circulation of the unofficial CLSA transcript was a yearning to hear something positive about the outbreak.
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These are the thoughts that linger over a vast summer, long after the visceral anguish wanes, and infiltrate minds yearning to recharge.
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"This always felt like a show yearning for a little freedom," said Marc DeBevoise, president and chief operating officer of CBS Interactive.
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In film after film, he played what I called Negro yearning: he was always on the outside looking in, especially at love.
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The trauma was registered in anxiety about the future, a nostalgic yearning for the Communist past and a decline in social trust.
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Yearning for a career in fashion, Rachel quits her job at Central Perk after receiving some bad advice from Joey and Chandler.
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Every day we get up and stagger forward through the great, barren desert that is the Trump administration, yearning for happy tidings.
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Perhaps the rediscovery of the hoop by members of the aging baby-boom generation is an expression of yearning for lost youth.
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The yearning to be reunited became unbearable, she said, after Ms. Falconet's home was flooded last month when Hurricane Harvey battered Houston.
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She was yearning for the comfort of feeling that she was not alone, that at least someone grasped what she was feeling.
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Additionally, my kids are already yearning for another pet, and my parents have had seven different pets so far in their lives.
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Yet her narrative is more than a mystery — it's about language itself, both the yearning for comprehension and the desire to feel understood.
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Hair dealers were banned from Ellis Island in the early 21s for, quite literally, preying on the huddled masses yearning to breathe free.
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Give us your tired, your poor, your huddle masses yearning to breathe free — and we will torture them for wanting a better life.
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She's not just another celebrity spawn yearning to create a spotlight of her own, and people will be surprised by her genuine talent.
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This being 2016, we decided it was really high time that the machine intelligences take their rightful place as voicers of romantic yearning.
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Our friends with kids have started the slow trickle to the suburbs, priced out of New York and yearning for yards and convenience.
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"It's completely blown my mind," said Zadie Smith, likening her yearning for the next book to the crack-addict's hunger for another hit.
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"Ripping Yarns" reminds its viewers that Britishness is not lost, as those yearning for blue passports and imperial measures might have you think.
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You don't finish the stories collected here so much as emerge from them: wistful, yearning, and as from all the best dreams, changed.
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"All around me, people don't stop yearning," the pope says, after sneaking onto a beach to watch a pal build a sand castle.
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Yearning for reprieve from the abuse, she married by age 19193, became a mother at 21919, and a widow just two years later.
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We were head over heels for the jewel-toned shades in her Serpentina palette, but it left us yearning for more, more, more.
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Céline Dion says she has a yearning to try some traditional British food — so she's heading to London to sample it and sing.
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The songs' lyrics might explore what it means to live a carefree life, but melancholic themes recur, too—particularly yearning or foolish love.
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"Shrill" was made for those of us whose stories have sat in the shadows for decades, yearning to be validated by the mainstream.
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If you've been not-so-secretly yearning for Taraji P. Henson to make another romantic comedy, well, prepare for the best news ever.
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At last he divulges a yearning for power but before his confession has had time to percolate, he distracts from it with humour.
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Every baby is a blessing, but as I got older, I found myself yearning for that little girl that we didn't have yet.
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Check "Girl," an epic seven-minute slow jam: rubbery bass and an intermittently yearning keyboard figure build to an overwhelming degree of burn.
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I always found this oddly touching, as if those green tendrils stretching out to the sun proved the plant was yearning to live.
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On that day, her last posts reveal a reflective mood, yearning for normalcy in a city where she was hunted as a spy.
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It is a textbook, and for photographer Bill Finger, a reminder that travelers often look back in yearning at what they've left behind.
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That's the highest share yearning for a more active government since the poll began asking voters about the role of government in 1995.
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Yearning for a new opportunity, Imam Mohamad Jamal Daoudi agreed to lead the congregation after a stint with another mosque in Augusta, Georgia.
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A new generation of male and female Democratic leaders was born before the eyes of a grateful nation yearning to turn the page.
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A comedic drama about a young gay man yearning for love is the first new American play planned for the current Broadway season.
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"After all, it was a yearning for these rights that inspired people around the world, including Vietnam, to throw off colonialism," he said.
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The Holy Temple may have been physically absent, but it was psychologically ever-present, for many in the form of an unappeasable yearning.
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There is probably a compound noun in German for this sense of semi-severed connection, of yearning vying with disappointment, envy, rivalry, disillusion.
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Since Trump was elected, the political playbook has not only been turned upside down, it is wide open and yearning for new participants.
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But then you've got to be in a pretty bad place to begin with if you're yearning for the spot beneath Donald Trump.
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Miss Mathieson isn't around much, but what Ms. McKie does with her one big scene, a confessional moment of yearning, is heart-stopping.
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Neni, balancing motherhood and her dreams of becoming a pharmacist, is particularly appealing; she thrums on the page, full of complexity and yearning.
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Give us your tired, your poor, your huddle masses yearning to breathe free -- and we will torture them for wanting a better life.
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Areas yearning for economic redevelopment – so often spearheaded by restaurants, retailers, and other Main Street businesses affected by the QIP error – will wait.
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With its distorted bass rumbling ominously, "Now that I need you" becomes a call from an underworld rather than a message of yearning.
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It is the sound of people yearning and trying, and not really getting there, but the fact they are even bothering is beautiful.
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The track features vocals from Spanish musician La Bien Querida, who pairs melancholy with romantic yearning and pop relatability in her understated performance.
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Touch hunger (also called skin hunger) is a term psychologists coined to describe the yearning and inherent need humans have for physical contact.
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The yearning that you scribble in your diary about and inspires you to create Boy Boxes to house movie tickets and used ChapStick.
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But his yearning for a better way, and his conviction that a "New Andalusia" can exist, carries the reader through some 500 pages.
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Does this mean single-payer is the bipartisan health care solution Congress is yearning for — a plan so crazy it just might work?
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Luckily, the studio realized there was an untapped — and potentially lucrative — demographic yearning to see heroes that looked like and lived among them.
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In another scene, when Baez speaks about Ginsberg's "yearning for Bob," the poet's optimistic take on the tour takes on a melancholic cast.
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Amid this cultural history, Fink's photographs have an air of spiritual devotion, as if they are yearning towards the status of religious icons.
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A yearning nostalgia infused her tone when she recalled her childhood at a time when the city was still filled with movie stars.
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He is reassurance that although progress and enlightenment may feel like an uncontainable, unstoppable human yearning, it can be delayed and occasionally derailed.
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At some point the yearning is answered, at first chthonically, by the bass drum, later by the insistent jump of the high-hat.
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Indeed, the Supreme Court has made itself a powerful symbol of an American yearning to resolve profound cultural conflict once and for all.
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On the Hills reboot, viewers watched the reality stars clash over Jenner's late-night work schedule and Carter's yearning to start a family.
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Ms. Smagin-Melloni is shifting her attention to China, a nation whose yearning for Viennese balls is, if anything, more ardent, she says.
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Lorca's poems from Spain are a poetry of dreams and journeys and glimpses from balconies, of sunbaked meadows and realms of erotic yearning.
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Here, though, her face mostly conveys blurred yearning and all those close-ups suggest a director struggling to get more from an actor.
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But this is a difficult idea to swallow in a novel where femininity is inextricably, exuberantly linked with miserable yearning and sexual objectification.
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Her book, "Stories of the Sahara," has endured for generations of young Taiwanese and Chinese women yearning for independence from conservative social norms.
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Agatha is the more interesting character, with her harrowing history and desperate yearning for a child to heal the wounds of past traumas.
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Franklin also had a curious streak, always yearning to learn more and keep improving, even studying opera for 20 years of her career.
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In some of the stronger moments, Barry and Saleem simply hang out and the air feels thick with inchoate yearning rather than history.
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Even more important, though, is the emotional conviction — the anguished, hopeful yearning — that Mr. Gyllenhaal and Ms. Ashford bring to their parts here.
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With its bleak, yearning tone and defiantly cloudy color palette, "England Is Mine" has a pleasingly granular feel for its era and location.
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I understand the yearning not to muddle through, for a big, climactic finish to both the Trump presidency and the American national nightmare.
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"As our lives have become increasingly intertwined with technology, we're yearning for practices that reconnect us to humanity or the earth," she said.
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Still, in 1977, Fleetwood Mac—now five wild-eyed, newly single people—released "Rumours," a collection of yearning songs about love and devotion.
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Racist yearning for white supremacy appears to be one strong reason that Mr. Trump has more than 80 percent approval among registered Republicans.
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The German thinker Ernst Bloch argued that all utopias ultimately express yearning for a reconciliation with that from which one has been estranged.
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Caddell worried, though, that there were dark undertones in the numbers: Americans were increasingly yearning for a "strong man" to fix the country.
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Without his "push for money and frank yearning for relevance," our reporters note, Mr. Trump's Ukrainian initiative might never have amounted to much.
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Mostly, though, the authors are amateurs with an overwhelming affection for the characters and a yearning to feel a stronger connection to them.
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"Green Book's" warmth likely touched Hollywood's collective yearning to hit back at the present-day strain in race relations under the Trump administration.
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To help you get ahead of the caffeine-yearning crowds, we rounded up 2019's best Nespresso Cyber Monday deals to score today.
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There's the silence in the amorous, yearning glances that Jamie (Lily Gladstone) gives Beth (Kristen Stewart), trying to get a read on her.
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Seemingly out of nowhere, a beguiling melody begins, almost like a children's tune yet touched with yearning, wafting over a tender, slow accompaniment.
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What about the more brotherly or sisterly type of love — the yearning to be near others of our kind, to not be alone?
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Lash's best work employs a kind of strategic patience: a simultaneous embrace of Romantic yearning and postminimalist stasis that can yield unexpected pleasures.
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The yearning for a response from Pope Francis yielded on Friday a first step to holding bishops accountable for abuse in their dioceses.
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But it works as an extension of the emotive yearning that Robinson's put at the forefront of his music since the Worlds era.
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The immediacy of his melodies, the Everyteen sensibility of his lyrics and the direct yearning in his voice quickly found a wide audience.
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There's a growing number of artists and collectives in Portland whose practices feel revelatory and pointedly inclusive in a state yearning for diversity.
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At the same time, it reaffirms what I believe to be the endless yearning for beauty that persists in the midst of catastrophe.
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By repeatedly negating different things ("It's not the room/not beginning/not the crowd/not winning/not the planet/not spinning," and so on) without specifying what she's referring to, before launching into a raw, furious, agitated guitar eruption, almost straining to get the notes out, she captures a basic, total yearning and implies that yearning is too fundamental to express in words.
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If you're a Windows lover still yearning for your Windows phone, the company seems to have given you an answer—get an Android phone.
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But it's a chance to remember the women of the past, real and imagined, were just as complicated and yearning as we are today.
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This abuse of memory sets the soundtrack for Brexit Britain: a pseudo-sincere yearning for yesteryear, looking back in anger through rose-tinted glasses.
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The boys sound alternately gruff and yearning, snarling the rapped verses while crooning the chorus through vocal filters as aqueous as the keyboards themselves.
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Fortunately, both films share deeper themes: trauma perpetuating trauma, an existential yearning for a meaningful life, and the desire to belong at any cost.
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My classmates and I looked at one another, yearning to be one of those kids who isn't scared of sincerity, of action, of authority.
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He was renowned for his bronze sculptures, which seemed to capture moments of furious movement frozen in time, often anguished faces on yearning bodies.
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When totality is over, and the normal world returns, I feel an incredible loss and a yearning to stand in that familiar shadow again.
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The result is an exhibition about lack or longing — a yearning for unity coupled with an acknowledgment of the impossibility of realizing it absolutely.
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Vice President Biden sang his praises, saying Bernie is speaking to a yearning that is deep and real, and he has credibility on it.
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That the darker parts of life were just as invigorating as the brightness, and that romance is based in yearning as much as love.
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He put away the blade and joined them: All alone, But still I hear their yearning; Through the dark, the moon, alone there, burning.
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I sat in my barren office, cycling through the endless stream of calls and meetings, and I felt this growing yearning to do more.
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The final chorus builds on the refrain "There's a lot I'd like to know", and this feeling of yearning lingers after the curtain falls.
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Then we started to realize that women who were pregnant and nursing were really yearning for more nutritional products, because it's a questionable time.
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And many ordinary people, living as they do, more and more in their heads and online, are yearning to do something with their hands.
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Both countries' leaders are giving voice to popular yearning for renewed national power and international respect, and both are reaping the domestic political benefits.
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After the long weekend, you may be yearning for something to help take your mind off of getting back into the swing of things.
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Long story short: In the finale of The Handmaid's Tale, June at last gets the chance she's been yearning for — the chance to escape.
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When Ben & Jerry's announced it would be handing out free cups of Bernie's Yearning in Union Square, the line quickly turned into a mob.
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Or Kasich could still prove to be the voters' choice to replace Rubio as the man who can tap into the yearning for hope.
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All in all, it's an upbeat track, hinting at positivity, or at least yearning for it, among the malaise that comes from growing pains.
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We are Sally, cold, sad, and Butterfinger-less but still yearning for love, and we are all Lucy, the hardass who gets things done.
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There is thirst, and then there is the clawing, yearning thirst of a PR person struggling to stand out with a half-baked product.
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Ben Cohen, one half of Ben & Jerry's, masterminded "Bernie's Yearning," a pint of mint ice cream covered with a thick disc of solid chocolate.
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In the opening section, he revealed with particularly vivid colors the contrast between crashing low chords and the yearning melody in the upper register.
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What runs through them all is a yearning for a perfect union between word and deed, between the written page and the world itself.
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The poems, set in an idealised English countryside and imbued with a yearning melancholy, struck a chord not just in England but in America.
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Cyrus, 26, stars in the episode titled "Rachel, Jack and Ashley, Too," about a lonely teenager yearning to connect with her favorite pop star.
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The song still has his trademark love of big bass, but it's more about the vocals, with all their yearning and sometimes menacing harmonies.
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Casual, low-stakes dating is for aggressively lighted midtown bars or the nearest cocktail place, but pubs are for the dates of desperate yearning.
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Moody's troop serves girls in California's Bay Area, Richmond and Albany -- girls who are tech savvy and yearning for outdoor activities, she told CNN.
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But the more likely cause of Housman's failure was that he had become emotionally undone over an unrequited yearning for his roommate, Moses Jackson.
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It binds the ideals and principles on which we have stood for nearly 250 years to the plight of people yearning for freedom everywhere.
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She reveals her love for him by tracing the yearning theme that dominates the opera but resolves that such love must end in death.
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"Could it be her?" one recent headline asked, betraying the yearning for fresh leadership amid a French presidential campaign crowded with worn-out politicians.
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" The original poem reads: "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
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I think if there's anything autobiographical about the film for Matt, it's that he had this yearning to be around kids his own age.
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"Illusions" was followed by another Hollaender song, "A Little Yearning," whose message is that desire, rather than its fulfillment, is the spice of life.
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" He added, in another apparent reference to China today: "That moment made it clear that the human yearning for freedom cannot be kept down.
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It fills its five minutes with every Foo Fighters highlight from pretty guitars and yearning lyrics to barefaced, gargantuan riffs and arena rock melodies.
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Rouhani, a longtime establishment insider who won the presidency in 2013 and 2017, was bolstered by the support of many Iranians yearning for freedoms.
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But there's so much more to unpack in the steely intensity of their gazes, full of yearning and sadness and take me now energy.
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If their ambiguous announcements are any indication, they'll be debuting some heretofore unseen live collaborations—expect yearning vocals, misty instrumentation, and aggressively emo singalongs.
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What threatens to pull them apart are both the perils of physics, and the human yearning of hope in the fulfillment of a wish.
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On "Love Me Still," Reyez's pouty vocals sound yearning but matter-of-fact, like, of course, you should love me, so stop being stupid.
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With the advent of the digital, there's a yearning to be in a room with other bodies, and to hear the source speak unmediated.
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"I wish I could be there!" we say with a mix of excitement and yearning when we are immersed in such an imaginary place.
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Editorial Donald Trump's candidacy has left many Republicans yearning for a deus ex machina in this presidential race, but Evan McMullin is not it.
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And what should be discarded, instead of the partner, is the notion that a perfect being exists who can satisfy every need and yearning.
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Sometimes I feel a yearning, something that I imagine some children of immigrants must feel, ones who weren't taught their parents' language and culture.
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Mr. Barker is remarkably magnetic, limning Charlie's unease and yearning in a performance that allows him to be funny and sympathetic but never pitiful.
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Here's what you need to know: Judge Brett Kavanaugh's nomination has come to symbolize Republicans' yearning to shape the future of the federal judiciary.
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There's nostalgia in the gorgeously played songs, full of yearning and exuberance and affection for eras we can hold at a safe distance now.
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She captured the yearning so many of us feel to influence or be of service to children even when they are not our own.
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Ben & Jerry's supports LGBT rights, has criticized Citizens United, and named an ice cream in honor of fellow Vermonter, Bernie Sanders (Bernie's Yearning, anyone?).
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We can welcome so many more people and families who are yearning to make a new life for themselves and contribute to our society.
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In my yearning to widen my knowledge of religious experience and ideas, I studied saints, mystics, philosophers, writers on a search for spiritual enlightenment.
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With her yearning and aspiration, Xiomara is a distinctly Latina narrator who nonetheless speaks in the universal voice of a tender young spirit's unfolding.
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If we can access only the essential, we may start to crave the extraneous — which, through this increasingly distracting yearning, may feel essential, too.
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No longer the devil's music denounced by some Christians a half-century ago, the rock songs of these movies are yearning but musically easygoing.
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Because the novel began with the intimate revelation of Mayya's secret yearning, though, we understand both the poignancy and the partiality of London's comprehension.
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In this hot, cold, polarized, predictable year of our Lord, a long day of kicks to the urethra leaves us yearning for a lot.
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The belief that voters are yearning for another moderate alternative recently helped motivate former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York and former Gov.
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There are also a disfigured, rather yearning character, called Pitiful Creature, and a fusty academic who breaks in occasionally to comment on the work.
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These images suggest an answer more complicated than a yearning to be tested, or anything as pure as a love of the great outdoors.
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It's more like a sudden, insistent fit of wistfulness, a yearning to become a different version of herself after almost seven years with him.
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Cardona played on the football team, read Buzz Bissinger's "Friday Night Lights," and identified with the stunted yearning of the characters in the book.
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In "Contingency, Irony, and Solidarity," published in 1989, the philosopher Richard Rorty placed the yearning for ethical consistency at the root of Western thought.
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The flavor, called "Bernie's Yearning," is a limited edition treat that is available via a contest and is not an official Ben & Jerry's product.
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Historically, the United States has welcomed the "huddled masses yearning to breathe free," and this has helped cement America's leadership of the international order.
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Maybe there were people below willing to risk their health for better jobs, and no doubt there were people yearning for a better economy.
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The guitar emotively rolls jazzy chords to produce a yearning vocal quality, reaching the heights of wistfulness every time it follows the melody line.
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" The music accompanies Pico's sexual yearning and ecological near-despair: "I guess this is a dirge / to the future I thought we could have.
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And the most gnawing question for this character: How does he reconcile the contradictory elements of his nature, especially his yearning for other men?
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Up until now, Rory's passivity and yearning for the approval of all the men in her life has kept her repeating these relationship cycles.
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Fashion in recent years has been captured by a wild yearning, if not to visit the great outdoors, at least to dress for it.
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"You are far from your friends, your country and your home," he sings, acknowledging the heartache of yearning for a mother or a son.
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Like Flannery O'Connor, Means senses that beneath every act of violence there pulses a vein of grace, a redemptive potential yearning to be tapped.
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In 20th-century fiction, wedding bells tolled as forbiddingly, with a plethora of disgruntled husbands yearning to ditch capitalist conformity and hit the road.
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He's supposed to be yearning on the part of mainstream press to present ... Yes, to have a more familiar picture to insert themselves into.
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The issue wouldn't be that Democrats "forgot" white workers; it's that Trump promised them the kind of white identity politics they've been yearning for.
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"I Honestly Love You" aches with an embarrassed yearning that is the result of placing pop's directness of expression in punk's fragile electric context.
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"Heroes" makes me feel alive, fills me with promise, has me yearning for moments I haven't yet experienced and to fondly relive others I have.
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And not only are we bummed, but we're kind of worried about what will happen to the next generation of smart alecks yearning for validation.
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Consumers go to artists when nothing else in the world seems to be working, and artists feed off of that yearning around them to create.
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"The flipside of going through so much yearning and pain to get there is the feeling of 'Ahhhh!' when you have the child," she added.
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Will we honor the words, "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free," or will we turn a blind eye?
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The superstar-in-the-making chose tracks about independence, yearning, and "an ode to the vagina and its all-powerful presence," as she told us.
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Fajardo describes the pain of yearning for something you can't quite articulate, of getting what you thought you wanted and finding it less than satisfying.
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She lifted her fingers to the brim of her hood, and when she pushed it back, Kass finally saw the face she'd been yearning for.
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Throughout Monáe's work, the yearning for freedom and individually is perpetually portrayed as a glitch in the cyborg programming (and is frequently coded as queer).
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" His path to homeopathy followed a familiar script: disillusionment with conventional medicine, a sense of desperation and yearning for what Brown describes as "something 'more.
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In a 4-minute video, Allure documented the evolution of the style over 100 years — and it may leave you yearning for a hair appointment.
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Look past the invented costumes and the dodgy history, and something simpler and more poignant appears: a whole country yearning to know where it belongs.
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There is a yearning that there must be something more than the repetition we hear every day that "if you like this you'll like that".
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The Emlagh bog butter will live out its days in a refrigerated case in the Cavan County Museum, forever yearning for a traveling toast exhibit.
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But even in this post-modern, post-trope high school setting, the fears of rejection, the yearning for belonging, and the aching loneliness still exist.
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The electorate he must reach to win goes beyond the GOP base yearning for a populist, off-beat and sometimes off-color candidate like Trump.
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He talks, earnestly, of a public yearning for moral national leadership, saying "people are ready for something different" and it is time for "decency, honesty".
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Will the tired, the poor, and the huddled masses yearning to breathe free decide to walk in greater numbers through our lamp-lit golden door?
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Her pensive expression suggests an ambivalence towards or yearning for a collective past, tucked away in details like the heaped family photographs and Essence magazines.
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Indeed, he seems to be caught in a classic tug of love, between his heart — apparently yearning for a combative wingman like New Jersey Gov.
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"Heart" pulses through minor-key yearning for three-and-a-half minutes and then cuts into an entirely new tune, underpinned by a double bass.
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Against this backdrop, a rise in violent crime left some voters yearning for order and security, which Bolsonaro — an ex-military officer — promised to deliver.
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In Hebden's able hands, Shura's touch goes from a slow-burning, sensual-yearning R&B track to fast-paced, hard-on-the-bass dance tune.
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"With her singular voice, she gives us a score that reimagines 90s hits into ingenious parodies and yearning monologues for her lovesick characters," it says.
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Each feels inchoate, which I think is what Acheson is trying to immerse himself in — that place of yearning that never quite spells itself out.
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It speaks to our yearning for mind-expanding space adventure, and our fears that progress means changing ourselves into a machine-driven, AI-controlled species.
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The point of the series is how women create community, how they can take their individual yearning and turn it collective, how utopias are born.
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" He added: "It is, in so many ways, the story of our nation's progress: Born out of the struggle of African-Americans yearning for freedom.
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The people of Libya are yearning for a peaceful transition to a democratic civil government that allows them enjoy the resources of their own country.
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But in their fiction we often meet smart and yearning young women who are underemployed and underwhelmed by what politics and society have on offer.
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As Isolde went through swings of thwarted fury, yearning and despair, Ms. Stemme altered the colorings of her sound, from steely rawness to melting warmth.
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Hemon understands these issues, too, having grappled over the course of his career with his maleness, his whiteness, and his yearning for a vanished motherland.
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Yet here they are, in the middle of another tour, sharing their yearning with adoring, mussed-hair, eyeliner-sporting fans in arenas across the world.
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Critic's Notebook Brazil's signature contribution to world culture is its popular music, and the characteristic mood of that music is the melancholy yearning called saudade.
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Clearly there were grounds for this ex getting fired, but he did have a point — I have that longing, yearning, it's-better-over-there tendency.
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A big part of the pitch to "Get small" is an economic one, tapping into yearning for the good life and uneasiness about financial prospects.
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Seemingly nonchalant bossa nova lyrics are full of the particularly Brazilian quality summed up by the Portuguese word "saudade," which mingles yearning, sadness and memory.
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Genet's "The Maids" is much performed, staged in many settings, but there's a particular urgency to the sisters' yearning for freedom in Mr. Rivera's adaptation.
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And full of people who are yearning for the thing that they saw that it was several or 30 or 40 years in the past.
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This is the true vision of the United Nations, the ancient wish of every people, and the deepest yearning that lives inside every sacred soul.
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I fully appreciate that, and I've said this in the past: Solving the economic side of things isn't going to reduce the yearning for democracy.
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This isn't necessarily bad news for me specifically, considering I spent the majority of my childhood yearning to be an adult—I'm an old soul!
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There's an inherent escapism at the heart of it—or at least a yearning for such—which makes the music's jitteriness all the more effective.
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There's yearning and desperation baked into it, despite the fact that its one of the few tracks on the record that doesn't feature Atkinson's voice.
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It was saturated with yearning yet fantastically suave, heedlessly skidding from ecstasy through agony and back, like a NASCAR racer who'd severed his own brakes.
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If Joe Biden becomes the Democratic nominee, he could put forward an alternate vision for the nation's military, which the public might be yearning for.
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Opinion ____ When a call for peaceful protests came in the spring of 1919, a schoolgirl became the face of a nation's collective yearning for freedom.
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Ms. Murin, a 37-year-old from Hopewell Junction, N.Y., is her younger sister, Anna, who overflows with yearning for the warm glow of love.
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What 2002 sounded like—and what people are yearning for when they say they miss the old days of rap—is an absence of stakes.
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In other words, the early yearning for sour booze — sour by necessity, from spontaneous encounters with yeast and bacteria — was the foundation of modern civilization.
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They have been yearning for a messiah-like figure who can turn Pakistan into a financially autonomous and militarily robust nation that is respected globally.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's triumph echoed some of the past upsets in New York City races that turned on a yearning for generational or racial change.
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Singing with agile technique and an intriguing mixture of tart and melting sounds, she conveyed the yearning, fragility and final breakdown of this oppressed heroine.
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If Rosie and her kin embodied a 20th-century yearning for domestic order and familial bliss, smart speakers symbolize our own, more self-absorbed time.
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To quote Roth: "my blood jumped" when I learned you could use prose to explain yearning, jealousy and the sensation of being outside your life.
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Footsteps In and around Stockholm, the secretive painter — whose bold abstract works predated Kandinsky's — lived a life of spiritual yearning that shaped her artistic career.
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There's no way out; in fact, it's probable that the mothers are setting up their daughters to be trapped in their own cycles of yearning.
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And yet, despite North Korea's draconian system of government, some South Koreans still have a deep yearning for connection with their neighbors to the North.
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But Chris went away … He's fighting that, he's yearning for acceptance and is very much caught in the middle, in every sense of the word.
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This is the yearning behind bold predictions of the Trump administration's collapse — that made Mueller, then the impeachment process, such a vessel for liberal hopes.
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Their desire to preserve this status advantage often seems to be stronger than any yearning for a more efficient system or commitment to social justice.
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Further, Klobuchar's strong performance stood out in the last debate, and voters may be yearning for another non-male candidate to join the top ranks.
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The pictures meld his innate talents, chiefly for color, with a yearning for transcendence, which had come across as forced or sentimental in earlier work.
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Without Mr. Giuliani's push for money and frank yearning for relevance, the Trump Ukrainian initiative might never have amounted to much more than presidential tweetstorms.
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These songs were written by the Bengsons, a husband-and-wife team whose piquant, yearning music is an ideal match for this play's energized melancholy.
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It was impossible not to detect the pride that he was trying to suppress, but being the object of desperate yearning does make him uncomfortable.
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"My body is a burden / I'm always yearning / To be less accommodating / To say aloud how I'm feeling," she sings in a tightly wound falsetto.
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Martin and Hampson have created something that speaks to some pretty universal feelings — yearning to be loved and wanting something that is out of reach.
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She repeats this behavior with Logan throughout their relationship, enabling his irresponsibility while yearning for his validation and resenting him for his inability to commit.
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You feel every bit of Monty's wistful yearning, and all of his elation whenever he begins to suspect that Percy might actually return his feelings.
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How do the music-perception pathways tap into the brain's limbic system, to arouse great swells of joy, sorrow, yearning, excitement, as only music can do?
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But his yearning to be loved by the Eurosceptic extremists who dominate his party's membership led him into a trap the hardliners had set for him.
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When he breaks it down in ballad form, leaving his gargantuan voice as the primary instrument, it creates a yearning that is both welcoming yet hopeless.
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While Trump has worked hard to build his life into a glittering, eponymous brand, there has long been a royal-specific yearning in the Trump family.
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Zafar is "wanting, needing, yearning social contact from cohorts, and that need isn't fulfilled," Elizabeth Hawkins, lead researcher with Dolphin Research Australia, told The Washington Post.
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It might sound as though CAR is beyond help, but the resilience of its people and their deep yearning for peace offer a glimpse of hope.
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Feel the Bern In January, Ben & Jerry's co-founder Ben Cohen unveiled the unofficial Sanders-inspired flavor, "Bernie's Yearning," to celebrate the Vermont senator's presidential run.
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Mr. Varjon's immaculately voiced, tenderly singing lines and the yearning he conveyed in the delicately shaded intimate moments offered a bracing contrast with more tumultuous sections.
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Her take on a Valentine's engagement will cover the topic of love from a few different angles, with a special emphasis on the yearning, unrequited variety.
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Now Trump has swung the needle to a place that has many scientists yearning for this November's midterm elections, and the 2020 presidential election beyond that.
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Each release sells out like that, leaving us with little more than a folder of bookmarked posts and a yearning for those cool-ass makeup brushes.
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In none of these cases was Menlo Ventures sitting around yearning to watch movies over broadband, command our phones with our voice or avoid hailing taxis.
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Whether it's focusing on cybernetic raccoons or alien assassins, destroyers or star lords — there's an empirical yearning that exists in our souls to find our tribe.
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Ten months in the job have not eased his yearning to wield the autocrat's iron authority; instead, they have magnified his frustration, his sense of persecution.
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They fear he wants his country to be accepted as a nuclear-armed power, in keeping with his yearning to meet America's president as an equal.
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Judy Garland is over the rainbow and across the pond yearning to be reunited with her children in a new trailer for the upcoming biopic Judy.
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Yet every time I get a buzz for a text, I can't help but feel a deep yearning for the old glory days of T93 texting.
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Taylor Swift's "Love Story" This T-Swift throwback has it all: Elaborate gowns, a ball, someone yearning behind castle walls, and, of course, a handsome suitor.
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Both light and sound ricochet around the room; the minor E chord is full of yearning and melancholy, and the tone of the installation is solemn.
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It is a quest for vengeance, after all, and vengeance itself is the yearning for an ending, a putting to rest, a knife in a heart.
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Teens were no longer yearning for the same shirt as their peers, instead they were identifying with new fashion trends as they looked to individualize themselves.
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The fact that Sanders managed to stay in the race so long proved how many Democrats and young people are yearning for a more progressive politics.
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Anonymous rising star, Marshmello, makes his debut on Skrillex's OWSLA imprint today with a romantically yearning new track featuring vocals from Los Angeles pop musician Wrabel.
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The human yearning to connect with other intelligent life-forms runs deep, and it has become the driving force behind a dazzling range of scientific pursuits.
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Every weekend you get home at 11 PM, fight with your mum, and send messages of deep, unrequited yearning to a girl in your biology class.
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I find this argument compelling, but Bacon's yearning toward sensational 'wounding' seems most concisely explained (if one wishes a convincing explanation) by Bacon's flagrant masochistic ferocity.
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The pantomime tends to fall into two orders: in one, the relationship was discreetly consummated; in the other, the pathos of yearning and missing feels overwhelming.
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"Yearning is our most powerful narrative engine, and addiction is one of its dialects," Leslie Jamison writes in " The Recovering: Intoxication and Its Aftermath " (Little, Brown).
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They were yearning for the kind of classic neighborhood that Mike recalled from his childhood on the East Coast in Scott Township, a suburb of Pittsburgh.
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Despite Ocasio-Cortez's mom expressing a yearning for her daughter to tie the knot, the Florida resident said she's in the dark about the couple's future.
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Many Americans have been yearning for someone to step forward and throw all caution to the wind in a stream of unrehearsed, spontaneous, plain-talk messaging.
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Although the video's narrative is somewhat ambiguous, it explores ideas of lost passions, nostalgia, yearning, and futility through a series of simple yet psychologically charged scenes.
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For the vast majority of people, there's no desperate yearning for something new to come along and replace their thermostat, refrigerator, lighting, doorbell or baby monitor.
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This is a book that makes one kneel before the elegance of the human spirit and the yearning that is at the essence of every life.
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Yet I came away haunted by a scattering of sights and sounds—above all, by the recitations of the limbless man, which thrum with genuine yearning.
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They have also been beloved as our stand-ins, infiltrating the stories we tell about ourselves, appearing as tricksters and fools, pompous kings and yearning commoners.
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Subsequently investing more in her relationships with her girlfriends, Schaefer comes to recognize the conditioning behind her anxious yearning for an engagement she never truly wanted.
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Interactive tools in Facebook provide simplified ways to engage your curiosity, broadcast your thoughts, promote your image, maintain relationships and fulfill the yearning for external validation.
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They moved to Israel in 1951 and to the United States in 1957, yearning to live in a peaceful country after the Sinai War of 1956.
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Indeed, it's exactly that yearning that sickness seems to awaken and that our healers, imbued with the power of science, purport to provide, no imagination required.
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In his early writing, Dr. Lovelock occasionally granted Gaia too much agency, which encouraged the misperception that the living Earth was yearning for some optimal state.
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Eugenides's more recent efforts, novels and stories alike, no longer seem to embody spiritual yearning, but rather hold it at arm's length for gently pointed ridicule.
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South Korean officials said the women had begun yearning to defect while living in China, where they watched movies and television dramas made in South Korea.
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That yearning came through profoundly in Mr. Sellars's production, which was powerful in its simplicity (with sets by Julie Mehretu and lighting by James F. Ingalls).
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Netflix Party, as well as "Netflix and Zoom," too, have emerged as temporary solutions to our yearning for human interaction in these times of social isolation.
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Chinese censors have blocked news reports and images that present the protesters' yearning for democracy and their fear of being subsumed into the mainland's authoritarian maw.
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Mr. Abraham, a MacArthur fellow who heads his own contemporary dance company, could have a side career choreographing solos for ballet dancers yearning for something different.
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In "Beginners," the dying father looks past his yearning son to ask a hospice nurse to stiffen his hair with gel, which he's never tried before.
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It transports both the speaker and the listener to a fantastical place where promises, dreams and realistic goals are replaced by delusional hope and earnest yearning.
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Voters are yearning for new faces and messaging that resonates with their concerns about integrating migrants and refugees as well as adapting to a digital economy.
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Yet Mr. Hawkins finds an emotional solidity in the slipperiness, an abiding ache of yearning that translates into continuing, self-doubting and self-asserting self-transformation.
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Embedded in a bookcase, in pride of place, is a Wurlitzer jukebox, accepting coins in exchange for the yearning voices of Ella Fitzgerald and James Brown.
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Earlier in the evening, Mr. Scott had been yearning for a pair of scissors to help nip a tag hanging from the back of the tie.
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But what comes through all the convolutions is a paradoxically pastoral warmth: earnest, yearning melodies and music that rustles and burbles like a digitally enchanted forest.
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His shock of white hair, always combed in a neat pompadour, even in the middle of races, gave him the serene, yearning look of a pioneer.
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People have a desire for solidarity that cosmopolitanism does not satisfy, immaterial interests that redistribution cannot meet, a yearning for the sacred that secularism cannot answer.
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They deliver a clear, rich, and premium sound that anyone would be happy with, but those who actively seek bass may find themselves yearning for more.
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The hooks lie in the repetition of the basslines, the breathy yearning of Robyn's voice, the studied rhythmic awkwardness meant to contrast with the electronic polish.
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Nora's days consist of caring for her children, indulging her proudly retrograde father-in-law and yearning to take a job that would break the monotony.
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Republicans who complain about the deficit when the Democrats are in the White House aren't yearning for a grand bargain, they just disagree with Democrats' priorities.
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But over the years, as the early revolutionary fervor gave way for most people to a yearning for a more normal existence, the rules became negotiable.
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His 2017 record Out of Light trades in the icy sweetness that his name implies, pitch-bending glowstick synth sounds around yearning vocals and frigid ambience.
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Maricoa's yearning melodies and Jio P's elegiac production illustrate the tension between the timeless intensity of young love and the bracing awareness that nothing lasts forever.
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SETH COLTER WALLS It says something that a song cycle of despair, heartbreak, alienation and yearning for death has become an anthem of our unsettled times.
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Against this backdrop, a rise in violent crime has left some voters yearning for order and security, which Bolsonaro — an ex-military officer — promised to deliver.
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For many years, even as users became more sophisticated, personal computers took too much effort to use without problem-solving, keeping alive the yearning for greater simplicity.
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You may not have known you needed Natasha Lyonne's yearning stare while she accomplishes simple household tasks in your life, but take this as a teaching moment.
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In Godfrey's work, yearning and heartbreak are never far, as if he's channeling both the 17th-century metaphysics of Robert Herrick and the Romanticism of John Keats.
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While its words do not allude to it specifically, the fact that both Allied and Axis troops adored it demonstrates a general yearning for salvation from conflict.
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An FLDS member in his living room, underneath portraits of FLDS prophets on the Yearning for Zion ranch in Schleicher County, April 12, 44.23, near Eldorado, Texas.
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Still yearning to know what it feels like to have something lodged in your esophagus, I went ahead and called sword swallower Dan Meyer to describe it.
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Looking at the saturated images of such vibrant, eccentric architecture, it's hard not to feel a yearning for that kind of experimental optimism in our structures today.
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As we come close to maxing out the number of nostalgic trends we can buy into, we start yearning for something that feels completely and utterly new.
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Haftar taps into fatigue among Libyans yearning for electricity, petrol and banknotes scarce in a country which once enjoyed some of highest living standards in the region.
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They also agree on the public's yearning for strong, sovereign governments that stand up for their national interests with what Mr Szabo calls a "healthy self-consciousness".
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Days on end in the inhospitable mountains, where even a billionaire like Mr. Guzmán was forced to rough it, left him yearning for a bit of comfort.
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In her New Zealand accent she praises the city with the same kind of passion and sparkle and yearning as, well, I'll say it: a Lorde song.
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What starts as a story of a wooden puppet yearning to become a "real boy" spirals into a moral warning about the threat of pleasure and temptation.
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Aviation enthusiasts yearning for ultra-fast, ultra-sleek intercontinental transportation—rather than 18-hour flights on stuffed-to-the gills widebody behemoths—might finally get their wish.
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Despite its cringier moments (see: Beatty rapping), it leaves one yearning for the day when a politician might be emboldened to tell the truth in real life.
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Forget the misogynistic claim that she broke up the Beatles—Yoko is a prolific conceptual artist who channels her Aquarian yearning into enlightening and clever art pieces.
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It seems that Amazon—the omniscient online marketplace already responsible for gifting us pizza drones and human-free food shops—has sensed our collective yearning for comfort.
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Chances are, if you know a passionate home cook in your life, they're likely yearning for a new gadget or tool to add to their home setup.
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Anoush Newman, one of the directors, says the refugees have been homeless and countryless for so long, they are yearning for any place that will welcome them.
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Her voice is gentle and sultry where Cohen's was yearning and slightly out-of-range, but everything else stays roughly in place, including the shimmering choral backing.
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Here, he puts his all behind "Love, Hope and Misery," a slow, yearning, condescending advice song to dumped girlfriends that also functions as an apology for leaving.
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There's a spiritual yearning in our generation that needs to be addressed, and I think the church can address it—it just has to figure out how.
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This particular hurt — yearning for something you can't have because of your social class — is even more viscerally felt than the lack of acceptance of my sexuality.
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The performance is a rush; when Riley, James and Louis perform together they conjure that same wild, yearning, urgent energy that We're Not Talking does, but amplified.
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Perhaps it's because, like so many depressing forces at work in this country at the minute, he represents a yearning for an England that never really existed.
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Much as it might suit other Western nations to dismiss this new outbreak of such yearning as American exceptionalism, there is no intrinsic reason for that conclusion.
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Bringing out the shattering honesty of Michelangelo's poetry, Ms. Farrin set the words to music of aching intensity, sung here with vulnerability and yearning by Mr. Costanzo.
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Yearning, one of the most poignant shared human experiences, percolates in the indeterminate void between the beginning of desire and the end of it (satiation or disappointment).
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The rains we've been waiting for, yearning for, have finally arrived in our part of Tennessee, and the sugar-maple leaves are falling now in great clots.
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