It deeply polarized a society yearning for a new inclusiveness.

No side has a yearning for war, which is why compromise solutions are possible.

Disillusion with politics and politicians also is a key element of our yearning for providential leaders.

This yearning for providential men or women in our global age results from at least three factors.

Bad governments are always guided by their yearning for an immediate surge in popularity, regardless of the future costs.

For the US, sympathy for Arab publics yearning for freedom cannot exclude compassion for Palestinians dreaming of lives of dignity, which for them includes ending the occupation.

The new Secretary General comes to office with the world yearning to solve festering problems.

Rothberg was killed because the yearning for peace deafened his ears, and he did not hear the voice of murder waiting in ambush.

Being an awkward partner may offer Russia its best hope of reconciling its yearning for independence with the realities of the modern world.

And it is indeed farcical for China s government to try to suppress the yearning for freedom in the same brutal ways that Soviet era communists once did.

This bizarre brew appears to have been concocted in an effort to reconcile the irreconcilable the current yearning for democracy with Russia s despotic past.

Though much has changed in our world over the last 60 years, one thing has remained constant mankind's yearning for peace, dignity and freedom.

But it would be a mistake to see this public recognition of Stalin as a real yearning for every aspect of the system he created.

In the dark, congested alleys of Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, or Quetta, the yearning is not for democratic liberalism, but for the believers to unite behind the one true faith.

After all, there is no reason to believe that Asians share a particular yearning for authoritarianism, or that, say, Chinese pro democracy movements are insincere stooges for Western interests.

The tumult of the Maoist period instilled in a broad cross section of people a profound appreciation for stability, and a yearning to be left alone.

Sadly, in many places in the world, it seems that men and women have not advanced beyond the biblical admonition of an eye for an eye in their yearning for retribution.

The new Arab generation s quest for dignity is rooted in a yearning for decent government and civil rights that was long denied under the pretext of conflict with the Zionist crusaders.

The Israel of Jerusalem is one of yearning for Jewish roots, a deep seated fear of the Arabs, and an unyielding distrust of Gentiles and their international community.

Look around you. There are lots of organizations like that, waiting to be liberated, their employees yearning to breathe free.

But the thread that united all, the theme that remained unerringly constant, was the yearning for change immediate, real, and tangible, not a promise or a tantalizing, unreachable mirage.

The document makes absolutely no reference to one of the worst threats to humankind's future or to the universal and profoundly human yearning for comprehensive and unconditional nuclear disarmament.

In the end, Putin has what history left him not ideas, just a faction yearning to consolidate its grip on power.

In the end, Putin has what history left him not ideas, just a faction yearning to consolidate its grip on power.

Will this yearning travel beyond the Nile, as it did from Tunis to Cairo? This question haunts other Arab portals of power.

And I'm at a stage in life where I'm yearning for my old days, so I want to confess to you that when I was a kid, indeed, I was a conservative.

Indeed, this yearning for change is why Mockus, the son of Lithuanian immigrants, may reach the presidency in a country that experienced only a scant influx of foreigners in the twentieth century.

As a system, NASA is resistant to change, but inside there are thousands of people yearning to experiment and learn from both successes and failures.

The meaning was clear to all Weimar Russia, like Weimar Germany, signified a weak republic attacked from within by nationalists yearning to restore authoritarian ways.

In the words of the strategic analyst Stanley A. Weiss, this helped suck the lifeblood out of communism s global appeal, making it incapable of meeting the widespread yearning for a better and more open life.

Indeed, the Jasmine Revolution embodies all the tenets of the liberal political order that the West has been advocating since the Atlantic Charter of 1941 a yearning for freedom, opportunity, and the rule of law.

Bad governments are always guided by their yearning for an immediate surge in popularity, regardless of the future costs. Argentina s governments have made this a habit ever since Juan Perón first came to power in 1946.

These clashing interests will be played out after September 25, when the two month period during which Lebanon s parliament must elect a president begins. No side has a yearning for war, which is why compromise solutions are possible.

After a period of difficulty in international affairs, in the face of both new threats and old ones in new guises, there is a yearning in many quarters for a new consensus on which to base collective action.

But, as the younger Assad has been forced to recognize, times have changed. The new Arab generation s quest for dignity is rooted in a yearning for decent government and civil rights that was long denied under the pretext of conflict with the Zionist crusaders.

Nothing sustained me but the yearning for my school which I loved, and for the teachers and other employees that I was fond of and had been with for years. They had got used to us, and we had got used to them, as if we were one family .

That most movements, most leadership that we're doing is about finding a group that's disconnected but already has a yearning not persuading people to want something they don't have yet.

So We answered him , and bestowed on him John , and We set his wife right for him truly they vied with one another , hastening to good works , and called upon Us out of yearning and awe and they were humble to Us .

So We answered him , and bestowed on him John , and We set his wife right for him truly they vied with one another , hastening to good works , and called upon Us out of yearning and awe and they were humble to Us .

It reflected the yearning of the Jewish state to unleash its creative energies in economic and social matters, as it created space for an independent, imaginative foreign policy that was not linked to, or conditioned by, the paralyzing constraints of the Arab Israeli conflict.

Rothberg was killed because the yearning for peace deafened his ears, and he did not hear the voice of murder waiting in ambush. Dayan Barak warned that beyond the furrow of the (Gaza) border, a sea of hatred and desire for revenge is swelling, awaiting the day when serenity will dull our path.

So We answered him , and gave him John , curing his wife ( of sterility ) . They raced with each other in good works and called on Us out of yearning and awe , and they were humble to Us .

So We answered him , and gave him John , curing his wife ( of sterility ) . They raced with each other in good works and called on Us out of yearning and awe , and they were humble to Us .

Look down from heaven, and see from the habitation of your holiness and of your glory where are your zeal and your mighty acts? the yearning of your heart and your compassion is restrained toward me.

Y2K, the dotcom bubble, stressing about whose party you're going to go to as the clock strikes midnight, before the champagne goes flat, and then there's that inchoate yearning that was felt, I think, by many, that the millennium, that the year 2000, should mean more, more than just a two and some zeroes.