Sentence examples for death of a relationship from inspiring English sources

It's a heart-warming sight – only the song Feist sings them is Let It Die, and deals with love skewing the mind and the death of a relationship being present in its beginning.

New single Burn Baby Burn initially sounds joyful, but listen closer and you'll hear how the nagging guitar really captures the sound of confusion in an ode to the slow death of a relationship.

Having survived broken heart syndrome ("The Claim: Grief Can Cause a Heart Attack," Really?, Jan . 10, I think it is limiting not to include the death of a relationship as a main cause.

As in last season's show her spoken recitation of the words from "Every Day a Little Death" was the program's metaphysical turning point in which the slow death of a relationship provoked more somber intimations of mortality.

What if we do this?' And to have these beautifully written words, which I didn't have to write – what fun!" It's an unexpected sentiment to hear from such a fine lyricist – especially given last year's magnificent Spring and Fall, an album that is itself a song cycle with a strong narrative arc following the birth, stasis and death of a relationship.

Stacey Anderson of Spin magazine explained the lyrical meaning behind the song, saying, California King Bed' is a wrenching ballad about the waking death of a relationship, the stage of limbo before the final crash; it's so well-delivered, in fact, that it's hard to hear".

"The kiss of death for a relationship is getting a tattoo with your significant other, no matter what it is," she told me.

Yes, I Helped You Pack candidly details the death throes of a relationship so dysfunctional that it verges on the homicidal.

Whether detailing the agonising death throes of a relationship – or rather, his relationship – on You Don't Have To, or enumerating his multiple personal failings on GMF, his lyrics are frequently astonishing, filled with vivid metaphors and perfect comic timing.

Deep, shared contempt (the single most predictive emotion indicating the imminent death of any relationship) distills into a rancid disdain, one which penetrates, permanently scars national psyches on both sides of the divide.

The song is actually about the end of a relationship (or many relationships); of the death of a ladies' man.