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But for the most part, my sentimental journeys across the seas of time have proven heartrendingly unsatisfactory.

Tracing My Roots and Coming Up With Dirt Joe Queenan 2011

Quote of the weekAppealing to the government to extend free school meals to those on low incomes, Ofsted reported heartrendingly:

Crib sheet 29.06.10 2010

It's the kind of story I heard repeatedly, heartrendingly when I visited Colombia last month with a delegation of British Parliamentarians and unionists led by the United Steelworkers and Unite the Union, which together last year formed Workers Uniting, the first transatlantic union.

Fred Redmond: No Evidence Found that Colombia Suddenly FTA-Worthy 2009

Something I did not say the other day when you were so heartrendingly frightened was that I had an infection a year ago that spread to my heart and I nearly died and even with that I am okay now.

The Heart is a Muscle, Redux | Her Bad Mother 2007

I can't imagine _anything_ more heartrendingly romantic that the Standard Model Lagrangian - however, it still lacks MACHO and WIMP as cake toppers.

Sunday Sweets: Fun Wedding Cakes 2009

There are moments in the end that are just heartrendingly profound.

Scott Mendelson: 2009 in Review: The Guilty Pleasures, the Surprisingly Good, and the Runners-up 2009

This looks like it will be absolutely, heartrendingly beautiful and awesome.

‘77 Movie Trailer | /Film 2009

Something I did not say the other day when you were so heartrendingly frightened was that I had an infection a year ago that spread to my heart and I nearly died and even with that I am okay now.

The Heart is a Muscle, Redux 2007

Crowley never forces the readers to choose sides, but instead makes us fall in love with his characters--the old knight and his young wife, the young prince who falls in love with her, the deposed king, locked away in an old mansion and left to his heartrendingly portrayed madness.

Archive 2005-12-01 Abigail Nussbaum 2005

Crowley never forces the readers to choose sides, but instead makes us fall in love with his characters--the old knight and his young wife, the young prince who falls in love with her, the deposed king, locked away in an old mansion and left to his heartrendingly portrayed madness.

An Epic Fantasy Virgin Reads George R.R. Martin's A Game of Thrones Abigail Nussbaum 2005