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.

But all that changed after the war, a fact poignantly shown by a heated exchange between Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass.

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

The love scenes at the last were poignantly real, but they passed before his eyes unnoticed.

Now facing each other for the first time after many months, they remembered all too poignantly that parting.

Myra, the past which so poignantly included Myra, held less and less significance.

"It was very charming," said Lady Agnes quietly and poignantly.

Of this fact I became aware very early, and felt poignantly the lack of my own kind.