| The Taj is beautiful, but unfortunately located in a heartbreakingly poor, devastatingly polluted modern city. |
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| She was guilty, no doubt, but as this immensely moving film makes clear, she was also heartbreakingly human. |
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| The album had everything from a dirty hillbilly ramble to fast-paced country rock, and of course heartbreakingly tender and nostalgic love songs. |
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| And, perhaps most heartbreakingly, Merle died trying to take out the Governor on his own. |
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| Born with the excruciating genetic disorder Trisomy 18, Bella lives with heartbreakingly precarious health. |
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| How could any American leader get such a joyous moment for the Egyptian people so heartbreakingly wrong? |
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| Mr. Catton makes it heartbreakingly clear that the Civil War was unavoidable. |
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| Her debut album, Speech Therapy, sung in her raw, sweet and heartbreakingly young-sounding voice, was a reaction to and a way out of that life. |
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| Or lose yourself in Puccini's heartbreakingly beautiful arias in works such as La Bohème, Tosca and Madama Butterfly. |
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| Monday night's show is both dizzyingly ferocious and heartbreakingly beautiful, all choreographed in semi-darkness for maximum psychological impact. |
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| And heartbreakingly, we, her parents, were unable to provide the answers that might comfort her. |
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| Bayern Munich, heartbreakingly beaten finalists by Chelsea last season and demolishers of the Bundesliga in this one, is the trendy pick. |
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| An apologia, even when desperately, heartbreakingly wrong, is a sort of bridge between evil and good, an acknowledgement that there is something here that needs explaining. |
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| The pearl of the region is Stockholm, the nation's heartbreakingly beautiful capital city that takes centre-stage in Sweden's cultural and political life. |
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| They lost heartbreakingly, with an own goal in the last minute of the match. |
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| Their Monte-Carlo loss came against the unflappable Spaniard Rafael Nadal. So, while they have come heartbreakingly close to tasting glory they also know that they have come up short against very worthy opponents. |
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| Perhaps it was because of some pang of conscience on his part – for covering up the true human cost of warfare in his films – that Huston later made his heartbreakingly beautiful postwar documentary Let There Be Light. |
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| A hint of a delicate, slow waltz, sweet and nonchalant on the surface, but overflowing underneath with deep feeling, a joy so pure that it is heartbreakingly sad. |
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| Children are drawn into the savagery at a heartbreakingly young age. |
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| Commiserations to brave Chelsea, who were heartbreakingly close. |
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| And heading these was Soile Isokoski as the Marschallin, heartbreakingly dignified as she renounced her young lover Octavian to a girl much younger than herself. |
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| Heartbreakingly for the backers of Maljimar, McCoy went into overdrive and won by a neck, with Nenuphar Collonges another half a length away in third and Dear Villez fourth. |
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