Look at the way his bone structure yearns for freedom.
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Meanwhile Brysen yearns for the glory that his sister rejects.
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He probably yearns for a season free of more oddities.
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He yearns for normalcy, but he yearns more for validation.
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His mother and father are still missing, and he yearns for closure.
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It yearns for law and order, and is remarkably empathetic towards Russia.
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As Archdeacon Miller put it this week: Our society yearns for peace.
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The Judaism of meaning that Beckerman yearns for is in the Torah.
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Meanwhile, Marie, another employee, yearns for Tristan's attention, which he never gives.
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Stan yearns for the authenticity and freedom he sees in Angel's life.
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The city yearns for summer, in all its sweltering, dog-day afternoon glory.
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His chief ideological adviser, Stephen Bannon, openly yearns for a more closed, clannish America.
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My heart yearns for change, but today's climate doesn't foster nurturing, tolerance, or civility.
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Sadness because the freedom that he yearns for has yet to be fully secured.
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Jabbari yearns for the day where Splinter Cell returns to its stealth game roots.
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There's a part of us, of me, that yearns for and loves that predictability.
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Somehow, Pig still yearns for bird-dom, and the book ends where it began.
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Jordan dreams of being more like Batman, and he yearns for a growth spurt.
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It's a libertarian resistance with an authoritarian program; a counterculture that yearns for tradition.
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But only one yearns for the way that the GOP actually operated during Reagan's era.
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Ironically, Strahovski was heavily pregnant — the exact state her character, Serena, yearns for above all.
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During the series, he yearns for a future free from his unpredictable and dangerous boss.
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She yearns for a warm cup of coffee, a staple she hasn't had in days.
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"You put hope in every soul that yearns for peace," Trump told the assembled troops.
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He yearns for a political structure that no longer exists and hasn't for some time.
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She yearns for the days when in-person communication and phone calls ruled the world.
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He yearns for his long-dead family (a frequent characteristic of Depp's over-the-top weirdos).
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"Unsurprisingly, Ross Douthat yearns for more white supremacy," wrote Lily Herman, a contributing editor at Refinery29.
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It looks back at 1996 but at heart yearns for an era that never actually existed.
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But part of me still yearns for physical buttons to mash, like my beloved Game Boy had.
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The FMLN still yearns for socialism, though it has reconciled itself to the market economy for now.
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More than a third of Iran's 80 million population is under age 30 and yearns for reform.
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Yet, Ms. Jones yearns for a life down South, after getting a brief taste of it twice.
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Trump yearns for an America that "wins" for itself as opposed to one that leads the world.
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My Uber driver, whose tie to me still yearns for a name — perhaps my ex-once-removed?
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Though she yearns for recognition and for readers, the poems are intended first and foremost for Emily's soul.
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The movie is about Amber Moore (Rose McIver), and all-American blonde who yearns for a journalism career.
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Speaking of those two pieces, Jordan Clarkson and Larry Nance Jr. embody the athletic verve Cleveland yearns for.
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The midcentury economy Trump yearns for was, almost by definition, less technologically advanced and educationally intensive than today's.
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Earlier this year, the government limited overtime to 100 hours per month, but Levi yearns for better options.
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Hawk, naturally promiscuous and more than a little manipulative, doesn't want the cozy monogamy that Tim yearns for.
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Sometimes he yearns for plasma panels and the modern gadgetry that many other museums use to inform visitors.
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He yearns for more books on great men and battles, and more constitutional history of the old sort.
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The mother, Clémentine, a depressed Frenchwoman in exile, yearns for saucisson in a Muslim culture that bans pork.
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A young man yearns for an older woman but must contend with the meddling of a domineering father.
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The Indian public is, in fact, tired of endless brinkmanship with Pakistan and yearns for stronger, more effective government.
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Jorge Bermudez, a retiree in Bogota, says he yearns for a peace that the younger generations have never seen.
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One faction, associated with Nicolas Sarkozy, an ex-president and inveterate party plotter, yearns for a bold rightward turn.
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One yearns for a deep and sustained examination of an underrepresented artist, with an emphasis on their actual art.
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This hapless fellow yearns for "drains and sewers and culverts," but must wallow through mucky streets and reeking alleys.
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Whatever the case, my body yearns for those moments when it feels most worn out after a long run.
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When she's older, Vanessa rationalizes Strane's behavior, and she yearns for their relationship, despite all the bad it causes.
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She yearns for a better world but sees no problem with the horrors enacted to make that world possible.
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One also yearns for another kind of context in the book's last chapters, which cover the 2014 Ebola epidemic.
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He thinks that personhood is a form of self-imposed dullness and yearns for the vivid openness of animality.
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They believe that the public yearns for income and power to be redistributed by the state to balance the scales.
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And when we look back at their faces, behind every pair of eyes is a soul that yearns for justice.
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Beyond that initial layer, we're introduced to NOIA's soaring, dreamy vocals as she yearns for a future that isn't there.
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Our country yearns for civility and community, which has substantial implications for addressing diversity and culture in a globalized world.
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The N.R.A. yearns for a federal law that would allow Missourians to tote their guns around California, no questions asked.
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Emil also creepily yearns for a young woman, Anna (Victoria Carmen Sonne), a longing that intensifies his rivalry with Johan.
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He is the young man's ghost who yearns for the old days on earth with his lute, his music, his life.
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" A young woman yearns for "Frexit" despite her daily commute across the border: "We've never had problems to work in Luxembourg.
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Michael yearns for a closer connection with Catherine, yet he can't forge his way to Kent and lead his wife home.
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It's a feeling we all strive for, but hearing it sung so innocently is a reminder that everyone yearns for this.
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" She yearns for a different kind of medical care — one that is not "a commodity, bought and sold on Wall Street.
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"I do feel like a little kid playing Mallory sometimes," Decker acknowledged of her character, who always yearns for her parents' approval.
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Mom yearns for the one thing that is unattainable: for Lesli to get better or just to enjoy the simplicities of life.
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There is guilt and regret: Anders yearns for his old life, which he dismantled in a spurt of late-middle-aged dissatisfaction.
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The world Britain yearns for does not exist anymore, and instead of facing reality and going forward they're trying to go back.
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Hometown Flavor Even though he is about to become a full-fledged New Yorker, he still yearns for a taste of home.
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Meanwhile, Sylvia yearns for her absent son, Devon — J J's childhood friend — and tries to fill his place by forging unexpected connections.
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Grown weary of a life of pleasure and entitlement, Jaufré yearns for an idealized, distant love, but assumes that this is impossible.
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The couch beckons, and the brain yearns for that perfect book: the lyrical, binge-able tome that also dispenses heaps of knowledge.
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A rising elite in its 30s brought on, in part, by Mr Putin himself yearns for Russia to be a more "normal" country.
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An apocalyptic narrative yearns for total destruction so that a new world may be born, built upon the smoldering ruins of its predecessor.
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If you're a McDonald's fan who yearns for more adventurous fare than a Big Mac and fries, you'll have to go to Chicago.
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She at once yearns for the comforts of domestication, and the peaceful complacency offered by a life shared in shackles with the King.
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Centuries after the break from the Crown, is The Daily Mail tapping into a strand of Yankee D.N.A. that yearns for erstwhile royalty?
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Meanwhile, the country yearns for a comprehensive approach to migration, a strategy for digitalization, educational reform and a long list of infrastructure upgrades.
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A divorced fertility doctor and his teen-age son are captivated by Costanza, a recent widow nearing forty who yearns for a child.
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Putin yearns for Trump to continue attacking democratic leaders, dividing democratic peoples, undermining democratic alliances and tearing at the fabric of democratic institutions.
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It is amusingly easy to remain shrouded by métier, but what do you do when your being yearns for moments of revelation and peace?
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It of course does not justify his methods, but it makes it easier to comprehend why he yearns for the "clean order" of Rhodesia.
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The only person the poet yearns for, with an intense, itchy desire, is her brother; Sara's brother might also be in love with Tim.
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But gradually they start wanting to swap places: Austin yearns for adventures in the desert, Lee for a comfortable home with "warm yellow lights".
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Broun has built, instead, the very mystery Cuthbert yearns for, a story as wildly moving and singular as an animal's eyes in the dark.
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Hagit (Moran Rosenblatt), who has a gift for constructing small models out of paper, yearns for autonomy, and most of all for a husband.
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Divides like that — over dry policy doctrine or gut-level appeal, or both — make the satisfying clarification Mr. Ryan yearns for ever more distant.
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Perhaps the White House's bet is that Americans have an inner royal subject that secretly yearns for a strong, unrestrained leader to rule them.
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She had to embody the hopelessness of a woman who, knowing that she can never be with the man she loves, yearns for death.
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Yet Sudan also has great strengths, including a robust, well-educated civil society that is fed up with autocratic ideologues and yearns for freedom.
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It told the story of a 10-year-old misfit girl who yearns for a particular green bicycle so she can compete with boys.
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As she introduces us to her life, we also learn who she is and what she yearns for — even as she struggles to identify it.
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It's the kind of data Nielsen yearns for and the kind of data that has made Netflix and incredibly powerful player in the entertainment game.
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Bridge yearns for her aloof husband to express his love; Mr. Bridge, who has "practically everything he ever wanted," wishes he could do just that.
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And in this post-denominational period in American history, he yearns for what he calls the "embedded religion" of his Catholic boyhood in northern Ohio.
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We'll feel driven toward quiet, he believes, the way someone cooped up in an office for too long yearns for a walk in the park.
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Pet Sounds begins with "Wouldn't It Be Nice," perhaps the record's "happiest" song, in which a couple yearns for the bright future they anticipate having.
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He's an old, white New York technocrat who isn't known for an electric speaking style in a party that yearns for the next Barack Obama.
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The question, for critics and fans alike, is: in a basketball-mad city that still yearns for an NBA team, why aren't there more of them?
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He yearns for human connection and monogamy, and he sings of swapping out liquor for water in the hope of preserving his soul and his liver.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Amanda Anisimova is seen by many as the future of American tennis, but she sometimes yearns for a second opinion from a third eye.
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She is a white, straight, cisgendered, able-bodied, middle-class woman who yearns for domesticity and beautification, and whose leisure time exists in five-minute increments.
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These days, at least outside of the art world, the self yearns for obscurity to the degree that identifiable codes cannot be easily discerned and manipulated.
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The wider American public yearns for such storytelling, which is why the road to the Pulitzer Prize is littered with books about great white Founding Fathers.
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Robbie, who yearns for the media to write about him with careful nuance, seems to have little of his own in the way he views the world.
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And while I love the weird looking creatures that awkwardly wander the landscapes, part of me still yearns for those majestic space dinosaurs from a bygone trailer.
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The film tells the story of a recent college graduate, Dustin Hoffman, who yearns for human connection and falls into a love triangle with the ravishing Mrs.
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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras yearns for the day he is able to regularly sell Greek bonds to foreign investors, thus cutting the country's ties to financial lifelines.
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The nation yearns for a news industry that realizes its First Amendment promise to serve as a public surrogate and fuel the information needs of a democracy.
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I hope everyone else who yearns for a child can find a way to have one, Holly Kearl is an author and the founder of Stop Street Harassment.
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What follows is a full two-minute saga of Krystal abandoned in a dark, candle-lit room sobbing and talking about how she yearns for love and acceptance.
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Ginny, who yearns for something better than clam houses and brutality — and who is mercilessly punished for her yearning — could easily have become a monstrous, one-note cliché.
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"We need to make the great leap to get to the modernity that Peru yearns for and a just country for everybody," Kuczynski said in his inaugural address.
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Her Annie is capable of deepest love, and it's clear that she yearns for the wholesomeness that Bart represents, yet her temperament is gritty, pessimistic, yes, perhaps even greedy.
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His beauty is surely no small part of why directors love Pattinson, particularly the kind of director who yearns for an actor who is at once performer and prop.
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Tellingly Mr Trump's China tariff escalation on May 10th was accompanied by defensive tweets asserting that China yearns for a "very weak" Democrat to win the 2020 election instead.
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Mark Cuban says that despite the high-profile failures of the Trump Administration, the American public still yearns for a disruptive outsider with a background in business as President.
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The son may need to keep her at arm's length, but the author should not; the reader yearns for him to fully embrace her and the character she is.
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Mr. Hart (who also co-wrote the script) plays a barbecue-grill salesman who yearns for a career as a stockbroker but learns he must complete his G.E.D. first.
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Emily is taking a job with Wayne Security, a firm run by Bruce Wayne's dunderheaded cousin Van (Alan Tudyk), who yearns for Batman's alter ego to summon him to Gotham.
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But he avoided any mention of a Palestinian state and did not address a campaign promise to move the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, something Netanyahu yearns for.
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Trump isn't one of them — the American system won't allow it, as Tuesday's elections happily remind us — though he fits the psychological profile and yearns for their level of control.
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He's a member of the Republican old guard, an elected official who remembers the Senate before it was broken by polarization, who yearns for the way things used to be.
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Years have passed, but the public, in the United States and abroad, still yearns for the full truth and deserves an American investigation on the scale of the 9/11 Commission.
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On Thursday, he sang the anguished aria of despair, in which Roberto yearns for a pardon, primarily so he can prove Sara innocent of adultery, with rich colors and noble elegance.
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The party yearns for, and is suing in the courts, to restore the halcyon pre-ObamaCare days when 50 million Americans were uninsured and insurance companies could deny coverage at will.
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But poll after poll has shown that the country yearns for bipartisanship rather than the flame-throwing, name-calling political contentiousness that has governed Washington and the campaign trail for so long.
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He is, after all, offering what each of these characters yearns for — to be cherished by someone in this big, lonely city, so that they don't have to do New York alone.
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She plays a ditsy gym employee who gets in way over her head in an international espionage plot; he plays her kindly manager, who yearns for her affection and tries to help her.
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Introduced handling baggage at the airport, Freddie (his adopted name as the son of Indian immigrants) yearns for a life of stardom, and quickly offers his services to a local band playing college gigs.
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Watching their little faces brighten up as they open their gifts is something every parent yearns for during the holidays, so gifting a pet such as a kitten is guaranteed to deliver an emotional reaction.
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Yet, the poll suggests that the country yearns for an end to polarization and will likely reward those who they believe compromised and reached out to the other side for the good of the country.
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Now an orphan in her 30s, she yearns for a kind of initiation into adulthood that connoisseurship can bring — the pride and humility of appreciation, which her father tried but failed to instill in her.
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The mystery includes an illicit gas, used in an underground club; and an aspiring reporter (OK, listicle maker) named Lucy ("Big Little Lies'" Kathryn Newton), who yearns for her big break at the news network CNM.
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James Norton and Paul Dano are her suitors: Mr. Norton is Andrei Bolkonsky, a prince who yearns for the glory of war; Mr. Dano is Pierre Bezukhov, a socially awkward but idealistic heir to great riches.
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As Laura McAllan (Carey Mulligan) yearns for her brother-in-law, Jamie (Garrett Hedlund), he and Ronsel Jackson (Jason Mitchell), both veterans of the recent world war, strike up an unlikely friendship that has violent consequences.
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On the plantation, a slave named Noah (Aldis Hodge) yearns for freedom, and he and a core group of fellow slaves begin to piece together what they know about the outside world to plan their flight.
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Largely, I feel no better or worse for it, but there's a small part of me that yearns for that sensation of sustained excitement and expectation that's part and parcel of following any kind of artist.
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Anna Kendrick steadies the ship and drops the dry one liners, Anna Camp is manic and highly strung, Brittany Snow is charming as she continually yearns for her Bella glory days and Hailee Steinfeld is just adorable.
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What used to be a scheme to make money off of wealthy tourists, has transformed into a subculture that yearns for change and is working on it during the week before they hit the clubs on weekends.
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Naomi doesn't exactly seem loving toward the child, providing her with just a single blanket on a cold day and struggling to hold her, details Serena Joy (who yearns for her own child) is quick to notice.
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From having someone to buy you orange juice to "Sharing beds like little kids / Laughing 'til our ribs get tough," Lorde yearns for a time when things were simpler, despite still being in the thick of adolescence.
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And the powerless want power, naturally: Sansa has only known suffering and yearns for control over a destiny hitherto dictated by men; Baelish, of course, wants a love so vast that an entire continent couldn't fill the void.
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Fincher is his role model, he says, for his darkness and control, and for the fact that he "doesn't give a fuck" what people think of him—something that Murphy yearns for but has not been capable of.
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The book and film are both fascinating tales: In the late 1700s, Don Diego da Zama, an Argentine of Spanish descent who acts as a colonial magistrate in Asunción, Paraguay, desperately yearns for his wife and kids back home.
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While it yearns for a renewed American role in the Middle East and reassurances from President Trump that Riyadh remains an ally, Saudi Arabia now faces a period of uncertainty due to the unpredictability of Trump's foreign policy stance.
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But as if to overcompensate for the stereotypical images of Chinese immigrants — either as dirty, poor, huddled masses or hard-working, middle-class, model minorities — Crazy Rich Asians seemingly yearns for this new label to become a desirable and transcendent alternative.
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One of the distinctions she guards most anxiously is between the eremitic dedication of the true writer (for whom art is a great and necessarily lonely vocation) and the worldliness of the fake writer (who yearns for success, audiences, fame).
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He produces his own interview show with other major leaguers, runs a crowdsourced charity, believes in an unusual financial strategy and yearns for the rest of the game to match his enthusiasm for the many ways data can make players better.
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It doesn't matter if it's Jovonn talking about his hard kicks on the seminal "Back in the Dark" or Aly Us getting sentimental on the Strictly Rhythm tearjerker "Follow Me"it seems like everyone in the club yearns for an American voice.
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The way Rondo yearns for control can grate those who're around him all the time, whether it's the need to be a dealer shuffling cards on the team plane or opining when the team bus should leave from the hotel to the arena.
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While most of the ghosts are welcoming, one of them is Carmilla's tragic first love, Elle (Wynonna Earp's Dominique Provost-Chalkley), who yearns for the human life she never got to have — a life not unlike the one Carmilla is currently leading.
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One problem has always been that while the business world rewards leaders for an intense focus on a singular goal — maximizing profits as efficiently as possible — government yearns for the opposite: pleasing the largest number of people with methods that offend the fewest.
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Still considered a younger member of the bike community, Timmins told me he yearns for the glory days—back when biking was the thing to do, when it was easier to go off the radar for months without the constant presence of society around you.
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Rachel is a bundle of nerves, a live wire, and also a smart and funny woman who loves her life with Richard even as she yearns for a child; Richard is supportive and patient but obviously exhausted and wondering how long he can continue the effort.
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As wolves are recolonizing the wide-open spaces of the West, they are running into a buzzsaw of political meddling at the hands of a ranching industry that yearns for the glory days of its forebears, who killed wolves to the brink of extinction generations ago.
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Under those circumstances, efforts to pitch the notion that "America is already great" end up falling flat not just — or even especially — with skeptical swing voters but with Democrats' own base that yearns for transformative change to aspects of the American welfare state and of American political economy.
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Mr. Wilcock wrote a column for The Voice, "The Village Square," for a decade, reporting on neighborhood events and trivia and depicting himself as an innocent who yearns for young women with ponytails in Washington Square Park and collects lavatory graffiti, like "Electra loves Agamemnon," at the White Horse Tavern.
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By signaling that he plans to keep a presence in New York after taking office in January, Mr. Trump, a Republican, has animated a confrontation unlike any in modern American politics: between a president who clings to his hometown and yearns for its affection, and a city that wishes he would simply disappear.
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Rifkele, played with lovely sensitivity by Ms. Schmidt, yearns for freedom, too — the freedom to love Manke — but her father is busy arranging a good marriage for her, with the help of Reb Eli (a wryly funny David Mandelbaum), the matchmaker, who blithely brushes away Yankl's almost obsessive sense of guilt over his business, assuring him that as long as he's a good Jew, everything will be fine.
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The other yearns for the welcome Trapeta Mayson described in her contribution to last year's "Poetic Address to the Nation": Oh give me shelter in this fractured Union Give me shelter in this fractured Union Stitch up these worn bones Open my mouth Rip this silence from my foreign tongue Move this wedge of indifference Show me a sign that I am home Take away our boxing ring of conflict where we bloody each other with pride and prejudice Put out a welcome matArt and culture can free us of stories that don't serve, creating new ones that inspire action.
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