| It was so again at Netherdale on Friday evening as, heart-rendingly, the Borders' hopes of proceeding in the Parker Pen Challenge Cup expired. |
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| To see these now, even in decayed grandeur, is a heart-rendingly romantic sight. |
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| If she is cautious ascending to high C at the climax of the love duet, almost everything else she does is heart-rendingly truthful. |
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| Instead, he is sitting in a bar explaining lucidly and heart-rendingly how he destroyed what could have been a glorious sporting career by using drugs. |
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| But I would recommend you see Wet House because it is brilliantly acted, heart-rendingly human and with more than a ring of truth. |
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| Never has a book about the end of a love affair been so heart-rendingly romantic and bittersweet. |
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| But seldom has an example of a postcode lottery been so blatant, so heart-rendingly unjust and acutely damning as that concerning young mum-of-two Samantha Cousins. |
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| They were there at Belsen when humanity's greatest crimes ever recorded against fellow human beings, were left heart-rendingly on film for all time. |
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