Sentence examples for a heartbreaking statement from inspiring English sources

A Houston resident displaced by Hurricane Harvey made a heartbreaking statement during a live interview with CNN on Tuesday.

Talinda Bennington, Chester Bennington's wife and mother to three of his six children, has released a heartbreaking statement following his tragic death last week. .

Recovering after the attack, Sharif issued a heartbreaking statement through the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, saying: "I have been here more than 25 years, I have been driving a taxi more than 15 years.

Nelsons sifted and shaped the orchestral lines around the voice as deftly as ever, but colour and textures never quite gelled into a single, heartbreaking statement, as they can in the most memorable performances.

Pratt and Faris, who share a 4-year-old son, Jack, announced their split in August in a heartbreaking joint statement. .

Love will do it every time: think of poor Swann in Proust's In Search of Lost Time, making this flat, heartbreaking statement: To think that I've wasted years of my life, that I've longed to die, that I've experienced my greatest love, for a woman who didn't appeal to me, who wasn't even my type.

Never mind the heartbreaking statements of the working and nonworking poor who are not getting a fair shake (the Sanders supporters) It's time for the true nature of our democracy (say the President and the Hillary followers, aka the Democratic Convention) to shine through.

Mrs Justice Sharp read heartbreaking statements from Miss Wells-Burr's mother Jayne, 46, and sister Leanne, 21.

An Australian mom has issued a powerful statement about vaccinations with a heartbreaking video of her baby.

"Any American would agree that being forced to choose between your homeland and your loved one is a heartbreaking choice," American Immigration Lawyers Association President Laura Lichter said in a statement.

Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) in a statement Monday called Tamir's death a "heartbreaking tragedy" but urged the community not to give in to "anger and frustration".