Examples of using Yearning in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Sung-Ho's story is a testament to the yearning of every human soul to live in FREEDOM.
a civilised society that Vietnamese youth are yearning for.".
With those words, Justin Trudeau has placed himself on the wrong side of history- against the millions of Cubans yearning for freedom.
Mashigo's debut novel The Yearning was published by Pan Macmillan in May 2016.
Harry's deepest yearning is for something impossible: the return of his parents.
The folk tales reflect the utmost aspirations of the ancient Việt people yearning for peace, prosperity and happiness.
His yearning for professional achievement- and, especially, his desire to
We are pleased to announce the launch of the Classic Chess Piece Set for all players yearning for a bit of tradition.
History can indeed be an inspiration for those yearning for national revival- in America and elsewhere.
The raw power it represents is fascinating, leaving many yearning for rippling muscles and brute strength with absolutely no effort.
so she is only yearning, not liking, Onee-chan.
huge masses of people yearning to be free,
You will have a deeper sense of contentment if you count your blessings instead of yearning for what you don't have.
when it follows artificial paradises and seems to lose the capacity of yearning for the true good.
The air was practically buzzing with furtive shame and yearning… which tells me that you were lovers.
They are putting me up in this farmhouse that is straight out of an indie movie about yearning.
Your yearning for more meaning is a sign that you are growing, moving beyond limitations, and developing your talents.”.
You too, with your songs, help awaken or reawaken this healthy human‘yearning' in the hearts of many people.”.
They are living in the future because their present life cannot account for their deeper yearning or their greater associations.
Which tells me that you were lovers. The air was practically buzzing with furtive shame and yearning.