1- The devastation of war was heartbreakingly depicted.
2- Additionally, each loss was heartbreakingly close.
3- The campaign operation I walked in on was heartbreakingly inept.
4- Some of them are satirical , some heartbreakingly sincere.
5- Wow, hillsides and meadows of these are heartbreakingly beautiful.
6- The ball, however, heartbreakingly bounced off the bar and out.
7- That scene is so heartbreakingly well acted , it gets me every time.
8- She started with smoking dope then crack and heartbreakingly began using opiates with needles.
9- His lyrics were still heartbreakingly tender and true, his guitar still weepy and subtle.
10- His complicated struggle with addiction is perhaps better conceived as a heartbreakingly futile struggle against relapse .
11- With all the imperious hardness common to her expression gone, she looked heartbreakingly young.
12- This sincere desire for sleep makes the constant awakening of the Californian even more heartbreakingly humorous.
13- heartbreakingly , resulted to liver disease and a liver transplant a week before her first birthday.
14- Though prolific in her early years, she’s been heartbreakingly quiet in the past decade plus.
15- heartbreakingly to the point Janny.
16- What the Dardennes capture heartbreakingly is the lack of any fixed point in these people’s lives.
17- heartbreakingly beautiful, Elroy Bode’s El Paso Days guides us through a vision of moments.
18- A woman’s children may be potatoes, but the love she feels for them is heartbreakingly real.
19- Vasic and Ivy’s story is both amazingly filled with hope and heartbreakingly sad at the same time.
20- The imagery and tone of Tradem’s poetry have been described by Călinescu as ” heartbreakingly pathetic”.
21- He would be heartbreakingly tender with her body while he crucified her mind and dragged her pride through the mud.
22- As the balloon lifted off the ground , the cameraman heartbreakingly called out, “Bye, see you again!
23- She and “Time” James Poniewozik both praised Rivera’s acting, with Gonzalez calling her ” heartbreakingly perfect”.
24- Seamus Heaney’s last-known poem was described by the poet laureate, Carol Ann Duffy, as ‘ heartbreakingly prescient’.
25- heartbreakingly intimate … a glimpse into the complex lives of single women in a culture that still pretty much renders them invisible.
26- There’s no gratuitous violence – the violent moments are tastefully choreographed and at times heartbreakingly realistic – without going for sensationalism.