Sentence examples for wounding heart from inspiring English sources
1992 John Hawkins created an outdoor drama on this subject, Wounded is the Wounding Heart, produced in Frankfort, Kentucky.
The wounded (and wounding) hearts and driving ambitions of British working-class men would become a common theme in plays and films, embodied by actors like Alan Bates (the original Cliff) and Albert Finney.
Yet she allowed only a glimpse of a wounded heart, refusing to overplay.
Now Mr. Mesnick is back to stitch up his wounded heart with Molly, Jillian or Melissa.
But her voice stayed raw and tearful, true to the sentiments of love songs announcing a wounded heart.
People magazine succinctly summed up Sade's enduring appeal as "the voice of comfort to the wounded heart".
Escape is, once again, a big theme – going incognito as a small-town waitress to nurse a wounded heart.
Her songs confess to desire and passion, to a wounded heart and an inner world she longs to share.
They were the disheveled, melodic, rocking mementos of a character who often got drunk and messed things up, but still showed an endearingly wounded heart.
Villeneuve spoons out clues cleverly and deliberately, wedding a high-stakes tale of international diplomacy to the intimate stirrings of Louise's wounded heart.
The tragic line of his trumpet playing on "Tight Like That" stretches for 30 years to connect with the deep song of the doomed or wounded heart that Miles Davis brought to "Sketches of Spain".
