Sentence examples for heartbreaking about from inspiring English sources

There's something heartbreaking about that.

There is something sweet and a little heartbreaking about that "almost".

"The idea of people watching a movie about utopia at home alone — there's something heartbreaking about that," Mr. Green said.

WHAT'S most heartbreaking about starving children isn't the patches of hair that fall out, the mottled skin and painful sores, the bones poking through taut skin.

There is something particularly heartbreaking about the death happening in a place in which we seek solace and we seek peace, in a place of worship".

"Washed Out, Active Child, the Smith Westerns – there is something so nostalgic and heartbreaking about it, while still sounding really fresh and exciting".

Has the boy you've written these beautiful, heartbreaking songs about had the chance to hear them yet, or does that happen next week when the record hits stores?

When recently rereading Uncle Tom's Cabin, it struck me that this heartbreaking novel about slavery was also about something slavery caused: the orphaning of children.

I saw the anxious looks on the faces of couples arriving for open-house meetings about the adoption process and heard heartbreaking stories about the great lengths that people go to in order to become parents.

Susan Merrell's first novel, A MEMBER OF THE FAMILY (HarperCollins, $25), is a heartbreaking story about an adoption gone very wrong; more generally, it's about the limits of familial love.

I'm talking about the emails and letters from staff across the U.S. who share heartbreaking stories about the children they have in their custody and ask for more pajamas, more books.