Sentence examples for tale of heartbreak from inspiring English sources
You can't read another tale of heartbreak.
But while initiates find its 24 songs of Romantic, angst-filled wandering cathartic, "Winterreise," or "Winter Journey," can leave others discomfited by the intensity of Schubert's music and the poet Wilhelm Müller's intriguing but oblique lyrics, which tell a largely plotless tale of heartbreak, alienation and cold, in its physical and metaphorical dimensions.
One of the first songs was "Guess I'm Doing Fine," a lovely tale of heartbreak that deftly uses country clichés: "It's only lies that I'm living, It's only tears that I'm crying/It's only you that I'm losing, I guess I'm doing fine".
Though this happened before I was born, I heard the story over and over, a tale of heartbreak from which the family barely recovered.
"Life calls for Spartan endurance," says Amanda Wingfield, the indomitable mother turned suitor crusader in The Glass Menagerie, Williams' exquisite tale of heartbreak and faded dreams.
Fans declared themselves delighted with 25's familiar mix of powerhouse vocals conveying soulful tales of heartbreak.
Her folkie past means the chunky synth stabs and electronic gurgles of her music are humanised with tales of heartbreak, vulnerability and defiance.
Mr. Rice also balanced his self-centered tales of heartbreak by cheerfully sharing the microphone; the most memorable collaborator was the singer Lisa Hannigan.
Mr. Earle's influence extends throughout roots-rock, where real-life prison stories are showing up among the usual tales of heartbreak and the outlaw life.
With a distinctively emotive, rift-driven indie sound that is reminiscent of early Arcade Fire, the band tell tales of heartbreak, sadness and pain that cut right to the heart of the listener and transport you into their world.
By Sunday afternoon, the party vibe was so established that even Clean Bandit's lightweight rave-pop sounded perfectly palatable, although the black-clad Sohn's tales of heartbreak over glitchy dubstep were more captivating.
