Sentence examples similar to A heartrending memory from inspiring English sources

A heartrending, tumbling piano motif by composer Max Richter – augmented by existing tunes by the likes of James Blake – adds to the unease.

A heartrending cry of loss such as this would be moving in any context.

Afterward, she described the mass exodus in her diary: "It was a heartrending scene.

The WaPo has a heartrending story on the suffering being imposed on ordinary Greeks.

In recounting details of her performances in Russia and Poland, Hatto included a heartrending vignette of a visit to Auschwitz.

Nevertheless, this is a thoughtful, entertaining novel built around a heartrending love story.

"Imitation of Life" is one of the great last films, a supreme cinematic farewell that concludes with a heartrending scene of leave-taking.

A commentator in The Independent described Harding's picture of dislocation by war and communism as "a heartrending predicament expertly realised".

Domingo pulls off some amazing feats of interpretation in the third act: one line after another is given a heartrending spin.

The people's expressions are striking, as their bodies melt and reform, a heartrending mixture of alarm and resignation.

Days later, The Observer's correspondent, the Anglo-Hungarian Lajos Lederer, filed a heartrending eyewitness account of Budapest's last hours.