poignant

The last two are poignant for Case’s district, which includes the Pearl Harbor Memorial.

I am living in Germany now,” she poignantly told us, “but I do not want to die in Germany.

Poignantly, the portion doesn't deal with her life at all, but with her death and its aftermath.

And Kings Point elucidates these fears all too clearly and poignantly.

No news organization covered September 11, during or since, as comprehensively or as poignantly as the Times did.

If The Art of Fielding begins as a baseball story, so it ends as one, too—poignantly, beautifully, and improbably.

There was something too poignantly sad about the unfulfilled hope of the picture.

But again she threw off the sweet, poignantly sweet influence and strove to think clearly.

"The pathos of distance" is a phrase that haunts him as poignantly as it haunted Nietzsche, its maker.

"Meine Ruhe ist hin" (My rest is o'er), I began bravely, feeling how poignantly applicable the line was to my present situation.

Yes, whatever the grief may be, it is in the hour of such awakenings we feel it most poignantly.