Sentences with phrase «particularly poignant»

One particularly poignant article I saw discussed how Prince William and Kate got 4 precious hours after the birth when the baby was THEIRS before it became OURS.

His observation is particularly poignant in the context of SECD: Although teachers play a crucial role in transmitting SECD skills, many teachers are inadequately prepared to teach and model these skills explicitly.

Standing homework for my couples is to revisit a particularly poignant moment of connection that occurred in the session.

The inability of hospitals to provide appropriate services, and the lack of respite care («places for quiet retreat») led to some particularly poignant reports.

And it was a particularly poignant turn given that the broadcast was full of emotional adverts.

A particularly poignant scene came during the attack on the archives in London.

I mean they aren't particularly well acted and most of them don't even make particularly poignant marketing points, but I can't help but admit the live stream one was funny.

For Canada, these are particularly poignant, as they come right on the heels of Canada's long and hard fought... [more]

Rising CO2 levels are also particularly poignant as a driving force.

His closing words are particularly poignant and worth dwelling on:

It's particularly poignant, since he's always abhorred the ethics of the activists, and he's never been a catastrophist.

«Michael Crichton's vast body of work has thrilled audiences around the world for decades, and it feels particularly poignant to be bringing his last published novel to DreamWorks,» said Michael Wright.

Particularly poignant to me was P, Cameron, and Kurts.

And, it was particularly poignant because outside the entrance we had the graves of the children.

In a particularly poignant passage nearby, Mitchell's green has separated from the inky black that it has been mixed with, dissolving into two separate pools that seep slowly down the canvas in a dramatic veil - like effect.

On the front of Droit House, looking over Margate Sands, you can see Tracey Emin's neon I Never Stopped Loving You, particularly poignant as the sun begins to set.

Lead into gold is achieved in the particularly poignant replacement for Sonic Youth's «Daydream Nation» by Aufon.

That is particularly poignant for me: MY EVIL PLAN IS A RAT RACE!

«The latter are particularly poignant,» said Tate Britain curator Elena Crippa.

Such a unique combination is particularly poignant for several reasons.

Also like Rauschenberg, many believe that art has the potential to change the world, a particularly poignant position in this time of political upheaval and change.

will ignite conversations about the multitude of differences between reproductions and their objects, an issue that has become particularly poignant as laptops and phones become increasingly ubiquitous viewing devices for the visual arts.

This last one is particularly poignant, as while Red Earth was the first game for the CPS - 3 (a short - lived arcade board that focused on pixel rendering in a time when polygons were taking over), Jojo's Bizarre Adventure was the sixth and final CPS - 3 game before Capcom switched to the Taito Type X.

This game is, above all else, a narrative triumph: a nuanced hero's journey that blends tried - and - tested tribal fantasy tropes to a particularly poignant and humanistic brand of post-apocalyptic sci - fi.

Live music graced the scene and there was a particularly poignant tribute of French chef, Paul Bocuse, who passed away on the day of the Finale.

As an adoptive parent, I've always found that song to be particularly poignant.

It is particularly poignant for a city such as Mumbai.

The event was particularly poignant considering Professor Maathai was a former Dorothy S. McCluskey Visiting Fellow in Conservation at Yale.

The sentence is particularly poignant as it... - edie Did you like the book?

«Michael Crichton's vast body of work has thrilled audiences around the world for decades, and it feels particularly poignant to be bringing his last published novel to DreamWorks,» said Michael Wright.

Unless these words are particularly poignant, only a few people will find a new and unknown book interesting.

A particularly poignant chapter is devoted to the story of Sam and Charlie Fabrikant, two teen brothers who undergo gastric bypass surgery in an attempt to lose some of the 300 pounds they piled on from a steady diet of fast food.

What I found particularly poignant, for want of a better word, is that Lynne waited 30 years to write down her story, but during this time she has obviously pondered over her experience many times and even made it a foundational event on which to build her life.

A particularly poignant example comes when Brodeck is forced to flee the city where he attends university because nationalist thugs respond to a popular protest by smashing store fronts and savagely beating anyone who looks like they don't belong.

For anyone who has any knowledge of Romania just prior to the revolution (see the Beyond the Book section), this ethereal rendition of life at that time will be particularly poignant.

The decline for the Cutlass was particularly poignant.

In some ways, it was a particularly poignant...

In this case study, we hear the voices of 8th grade students as they reflect on a particularly poignant social conflict among a group of friends resulting in the ostracism of one of them.

Your comments about Maslow and the whole child are particularly poignant in a time when educators are asked to implement social - emotional learning — with a focus on the whole child.

Mierla's speech was particularly poignant.

In one particularly poignant scene, akin to Hattie McDaniel winning the Best Supporting Actress award for «Gone With the Wind» and having to sit at the back table at the ceremony, Owens, as the celebrated guest of honor at a Manhattan banquet is forced to use the hotel's kitchen entrance in the rear.

It isn't a particularly poignant scene because this is what we'd expect from just about anyone.

Particularly poignant are moments involving Sean as Castor — when Sean first sees his reflection as Castor and angrily yells «Fuck you!»

It continues making excellent work of allegory, focusing on guns and their effect on people (or apes) this time around — a particularly poignant issue this year.

The already much - missed John Hurt (above) bids us a particularly poignant farewell in That Good Night, playing an ageing screenwriter living with a secret terminal illness

(A particularly poignant moment is when Radner mentions in her journal that, while sick with cancer, she'd watch herself on SNL reruns to cheer herself up.)

It was particularly poignant to see Sciorra and Judd up there, two actresses whose careers were derailed, curtailed, thwarted by a toxic and harming culture now finally being interrogated.

The already much - missed John Hurt bids us a particularly poignant farewell — at least as a leading man — in That Good Night, playing an ageing and irascible screenwriter living in rural Iberian luxury with his much younger second wife (Sofia Helin from TV's The Bridge) and, oh yes, a secret terminal illness.

The film looks fabulous — most notably, the shots of a deserted and devastated London are particularly poignant.

There's an elegiac quality in the pensive moments between their prankish art installations, when Varda contemplates the world slipping away from her, using the camera to visualize her deteriorating sight in one particularly poignant moment.