Examples of achingly

• But that's where the excitement resides and that's where the beauty and achingly wonderful sounds reside.

• The theatre was achingly on edge.

• What procedures will be used and how does he justify such a ludicrous level of mismanagement when uses such achingly funny rhetoric about devolving power?

• He seemed to touch so many strings that vibrate in our sould so achingly!

• In a few scenes, she appears so achingly luminescent it's almost heartbreaking to watch her.

• The lyrical second subject is achingly tender, but does show signs of optimism, particularly when it recapitulates at the end of the movement.

• However, the reviewer praised the ending of the film, which she describes as achingly real and extraordinarily intense and effective.

• She extends the tradition of the confessional (i.e. achingly open, unafraid of intimacy) singer-songwriter, and is proud of that style and its continuation.

• The song achingly and artfully describes frustration that the singer's love and trust is unreciprocated due to a prior bad experience in the other's past.

• It's achingly beautiful, disarmingly intimate, simply the best-kept secret in popular music today.

• Although the quirky motifs and endearingly misspelt inscriptions are often playful and achingly funny, the artist never shied away from the big issues.

• One night, finding difficulty in sleeping on a futon, he happens to catch sight of her standing in the garden, singing an achingly melancholy song to the moon.

• Kirkus called the story achingly familiar.