Sentence examples for romance heartache from inspiring English sources
"Songs about life, love, romance, heartache, despair," she said, adding: "Years later, I discovered what Stevie meant when he sang about love.
In "Safety" she's funny as always, with extra helpings of subtle perception for both romance and lingering heartache.
Mr. Timberlake, meanwhile, had one thing on his mind: romance, from flirtation to heartache.
Hard science, romance, action, memories and heartache resonate from the compact, 28-minute long work.
Whether she's singing rhythm-and-blues, rock, jazz or the song with which she is indelibly linked, "At Last," Ms. James has a voice that holds all the pleasures of romance and the pains of heartache.
It's the familiarity with love and heartache that makes the romance trope so effective for some.
Sunny Disposition and In Better Days have all the substance of soapy, made-for-TV movie romances; Something Blue and Nothing But a Heartache are bleaker, but only to sharpen the contrast with what it is to find that one special person who "took me to a place I never knew".
"Monterey" captures the push-and-pull heartache of a conflicted short-term romance, while "The Ship," another track focused on love lost, could easily be rerecorded as an Adele ballad (though some lyrics almost tread into on-the-nose territory).
Substituting heartache for handcuffs, 'Fifty Shades' is the rare studio romance in which the characters actually try to understand one another".
The romances I loved included Jane Eyre (Mr Rochester was a bit ooky but Jane's heartache was utterly relatable).
