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The news was poignant for her as she used to live in Wichita and regularly prayed the rosary outside Tiller's clinic.

And I knew that the hopelessly poignant thing was not Lolita's absence from my side, but the absence of her voice from that chorus.

The film is a comically poignant portrait of a middle-aged father searching for a son he did not know he had.

We had long ago given up the poignant Christmas services, but now, under pressure, we sat rigid in the front pew, fighting back tears.

Beyond all this, the best part of my MBA was the human experience and the poignant memories that I will for ever treasure.

"That is what makes this portrait of youth poignant and cruel, and yet so exceptionally beautiful, " he said.

This collection is all about how Pakistan works: a poignant picture of Punjabi life from top to bottom.

"The significance of every moment you spent at home before you leave becomes really poignant. "

the homecoming of the released hostages was an affecting scene; poignant grief cannot endure forever; his gratitude was simple and touching.

This enthusiastic impulse was on the point of becoming poignant for Jean Valjean. He gently removed Cosette's arms, and took his hat.

As she talks nostalgically of her days of glory. . . A poignant undertow emerges.

A blogger who saw Up at the Cannes Film Festival said the movie is funny and exciting, "touching and poignant" , with "lovely visual gags" .

When life becomes this poignant and cruel, only losers might not even have the guts to speak it out!

How poignant it is to consider that Hemingway would kill himself several decades later, with a shotgun, at the age of 62.

A letter from him, posted on the day of the crash, arrived in London a few days later, the handwriting eerily poignant on the envelope.

S. president keeping his own head dry was poignant. Xinhua and other prominent Chinese media all captured the moment.

They said our two clubs had a unique bond and said our flag's design had a simple but poignant manner.

Mr Hayward added, in an aside that now seems poignant, that any constraints on production would be "human, not geological" .

The simplicity of the photograph long ago turned it into a powerful icon, all the more poignant because of its "authenticity. "

The movie is a poignant study of latchkey children trying establish a fragile community in a corrupt, crime-ridden environment.

A poignant account of an affair that didn't quite happen between a German officer and an unhappy French wife.

The poignant matter to be aware of is whether or not building new pages is in the realm of possibility.

Madonna, seen here on the red carpet, kicked off the awards with a poignant speech honoring Michael Jackson.

It would be a fascinating tale at any time, but it is especially poignant in present circumstances.

Again also cannot be chained poignant, after many years of advanced in age, I admire the past gone yesterday.

And Madonna didn't die at 40. Mui did, last week, of cervical cancer, in an exit as poignant as any of her songs or films.

A wickedly humorous, incise and poignant account of the vicissitudes of growing old.

Perhaps no other photographer of the time of since could have captured this poignant image.

Some Japanese say that the cherry blossoms' ephemeral nature serves as a poignant reminder of how life itself is fleeting.

A poignant essay describing the cat's unique role was also published in a recent issue of the New England Journal of Medicine.

The most poignant images show how badly some of these buildings have fared since their construction.

The sentimental music triggered off his poignant memories of his unhappy childhood.

Leaving the White House after eight years in residence will be a poignant moment for George and Laura Bush.

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When listening to these words, I feel that needle a bit heart, poignant heart.

Each week, the Denver Post compiles some of the week's most poignant photos from around the world.

Keen, poignant agonies seemed to shoot from his neck downward.

Rodian theater works are now among the most poignant, well-respected, and violent productions in the galaxy.

The poignant, tragic, funny film makes pointed observations about the many social changes facing China as it races toward modernity.

Nevertheless, to witness the last ever shuttle launch, of Atlantis, on July 8th, was a poignant moment.

There may be one other poignant testimony to the legacy of royal incest buried with Tutankhamun in his tomb.

The ruins of each collapsed school are also littered with poignant reminders of the lives lost.

The plumber had always been lucky at games. But the day he went to the carnival with the polar bear it all came to a poignant end.

Good sad melody, good lyrics poignant, Vae's interpretation of the plain with a little bit sad, no wonder so many people took his heart.

This story is as much a celebration of love, life and family as it is a poignant tale of family tragedy and grief.

It was a poignant occasion for many but, typically, Arsenal gave the terrace a rousing send-off.

In an unremarkable business park outside the city of Ann Arbor, in Michigan, stands a poignant memorial to humanity's shattered dreams.

He leaves us a poignant film with a powerful message of hope, and redemption, something we all seek.

Individual reports are sometimes troubling; occasionally poignant.

Miss in the time with pain, as the glass fell on the ground, a poignant and Saman, the splashes countless sorrow and grief.

I looked, and had an acute pleasure in looking-a precious yet poignant pleasure.

To the people who knew them in their last days, the timing of the Congers' deaths is both sweet and sad - not tragic, simply poignant.

His poignant descriptions became an international sensation and caught the eye of Oxford University.

So it was fitting (and poignant) when Wills proposed to Kate with his mom's 18-carat sapphire-and-diamond engagement ring.

in a hurry through the years, leaving a section of poignant memories.

The film's opening scenes evoked the nuclear explosion in the Pacific and the damaged Japanese bodies so poignant to domestic viewers.

It is by turns a tender, profound, poignant, exciting, adventurous and above all, spiritual mix of vocal and instrumental pieces.

For cast members like Jorge Garcia, who played Hurley, filming their final shows together was poignant.

In this faubourg exists poignant distress hidden under attic roofs; there also exist rare and ardent minds.

This astounding and poignant trek, shows proud labourers in five different countries.

It uses light, and the lack thereof, to paint a loving but poignant picture of modern-day parenting.

The most poignant example comes from a premier venture capital firm I once worked for.

Perhaps the most poignant items belonged to the 113 children on board, including marbles, one split in half.

Halfway through the book, there is a poignant episode in Oslo.

In natural disasters and cradle some people when been ripped apart, and desolate poignant, we should treasure and family together to time.

How can I see so noble a creature destroyed by misery without feeling the most poignant grief?

It would become extremely poignant in 2006, when the then 45-year-old Pausch was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

Some parents send me messages, often poignant, seeking guidance for their son or daughter.

But it is known that Senator Kennedy gave a toast more poignant than the one the previous evening.

The most poignant is not revenge, but to regret.

The problem of which antipsychotic agents to use is particularly poignant for patients with childhood-onset schizophrenia.

Spring has always rightly been identified with youth , and the sorrows of youth are poignant and bitter.

The photographs, many of which have not been widely seen before, offer a personal and poignant record of the impact of the First World War.

Or I read the CliffsNotes version: the poignant essay, "Lincoln's Great Depression" that appeared in The Atlantic in October of 2005.

Spring has always rightly been identified with youth, and the sorrow of youth are poignant and bitter.

The history connected with the Taj Mahal is a very poignant one.

1 is particularly poignant for me, because as someone who's a minimalist, I get a lot of negativity from both sides.

characterized by often poignant difference or incongruity between what is expected and what actually is.

Most of them spoke of those bygone times with poignant regret .

It uses light, and the lack thereof, to paint a loving but poignant picture of modern-day parenting.

This astounding and poignant trek, shows proud labourers in five different countries.

The second image, captured by a BBC cameraman, was the most poignant of all.

For indeed it is a most poignant area of gravitational anomaly and thus time-space dimensional concentricity.

There is something poignant about the process, the systematic destruction of these unwanted, in some cases never used, components.

It is poignant but fundamental that the flag protects those who hold it in contempt.

Damrning the Delaware is a poignant story about the demise of a bad idea.

That story of economic improvement and emancipation for women is oneof the most poignant portions of the Ai Weiwei's exhibit.

Jane's assertion to Rochester on more than one occasion that she is his equal is especially poignant.

The poignant fruits of a prison courtyard.

The darker the film gets, the more poignant these points of light or epiphany.

Likewise, despite the poignant material, "The Joy Luck Club" ends up being an uplifting film.

This ubiquitous misery makes Oliver's few encounters with charity and love more poignant.

The problem of which antipsychotic agents to use is particularly poignant for patients with childhood-onset schizophrenia.

Spring has always rightly been identified with youth , and the sorrows of youth are poignant and bitter.

The photographs, many of which have not been widely seen before, offer a personal and poignant record of the impact of the First World War.

Or I read the CliffsNotes version: the poignant essay, "Lincoln's Great Depression" that appeared in The Atlantic in October of 2005.

Spring has always rightly been identified with youth, and the sorrow of youth are poignant and bitter.

in a poignant move -- for the first time sent a representative to attend the annual memorial.

The history connected with the Taj Mahal is a very poignant one.

1 is particularly poignant for me, because as someone who's a minimalist, I get a lot of negativity from both sides.

characterized by often poignant difference or incongruity between what is expected and what actually is.

Most of them spoke of those bygone times with poignant regret .

It uses light, and the lack thereof, to paint a loving but poignant picture of modern-day parenting.

Consequently, the sum of the parts is witty, spry and poignant.

The most poignant example comes from a premier venture capital firm I once worked for.

The voices of the victims are especially poignant.

The Japanese have a word, aware, for the feelings that arise from the poignant beauty of an ephemeral thing.

Perhaps the most poignant items belonged to the 113 children on board, including marbles, one split in half.

His most poignant moment was getting a college diploma.

Halfway through the book, there is a poignant episode in Oslo.

In natural disasters and cradle some people when been ripped apart, and desolate poignant, we should treasure and family together to time.

How can I see so noble a creature destroyed by misery without feeling the most poignant grief?

It would become extremely poignant in 2006, when the then 45-year-old Pausch was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

Some parents send me messages, often poignant, seeking guidance for their son or daughter.

But it is known that Senator Kennedy gave a toast more poignant than the one the previous evening.

The most poignant is not revenge, but to regret.

Thus have I heard, the below poignant and hilarious accounts are based on actual concurrent incidents. . .

I could not erase from my mind the poignant thought.

It is especially poignant that he died on the day before his wedding.

It is so poignant and so underscores what it means to fight for your child and show them love amidst incredible violence.

But Pinter's most poignant works are his love poems.

"The Dog Who Wouldn't Be. " This is a hilarious, poignant and exceptionally well-written memoir of childhood on the Canadian prairies.

That experience was particularly poignant for Ms Maagdalia, who had always dreamed of studying medicine.

Her dispassionate, observant young voice and poignant 14-year-old view of life don't change much.

There is no more poignant or painful reminder of how important it is, that we do so.

Today why we are feeling poignant because the whole world is looking at Beijing and we are having fear of being ridiculed by rest of them.

One segment I talked back to the poignant story: A long time ago, there is One in Five Fingers of Li under the love of youth.

How many poignant stories, have become a human's famous interpretation of stories of.

We will always remember, 2010 that copy of the most poignant green, and the most poignant Mr. Warm .

People who abuse it Fuqin same applies in general poignant tune.

Above all I want to get away from the indifference of New York . I want to care and - it sounds implausibly poignant - be cared about .

In fact, they are probably the most poignant and importantones.

Their stillness in the face of danger is all the more poignant in Japan, as they have a job to do.

The Zheng have a penetrating, poignant sound. The Chinese love this instrument very much.

Poignant: In a bitter irony, inmates were greeted with the sign 'work makes you free' but many people did not live to see the liberation

The poignant song is echoed through all the sky in many-coloured tears and smiles, alarms and hopes;

The sad irony of the two women's situations was not lost on Chinese netizens, and one poignant tweet was quoted by the blog Tea Leaf Nation:

Li Qingzhao occasionally reminded of the words, her poignant words, rows of fresh water in clouds outlined in the book, on the tired heart.

Others were poignant and even dramatic: Louie has a date ruined when he's humiliated by a high school bully;

The programme's resident poet, Matt Harvey, penned this short but poignant poem to mark the occasion

The sad irony of the two women's situations was not lost on Chinese netizens, and one poignant tweet was quoted by the blog Tea Leaf Nation:

Li Qingzhao occasionally reminded of the words, her poignant words, rows of fresh water in clouds outlined in the book, on the tired heart.

Others were poignant and even dramatic: Louie has a date ruined when he's humiliated by a high school bully;

The programme's resident poet, Matt Harvey, penned this short but poignant poem to mark the occasion

He will always BE the survivor who walked away from one of the most poignant tragedies in history