41. Yet the music presents poignantly recognizable human beings coping with loss, regret and disconnection. 42. She is nice to her little brother and they poignantly long for their dead mother. 43. And perhaps most poignantly and most triumphantly, she is having it at age 44. 44. His dispossession is reflected most poignantly in his loss of language, his mother tongue. 45. Gingrich even poignantly spoke of the Republican debacle that was last Tuesday's voting. 46. But some of the women also poignantly express how the project has influenced their lives. 47. The Zuckermann kits were poignantly present during the wars then taking place in Southeast Asia. 48. Or as one commentary poignantly phrased it: 49. Juan Raul worries poignantly about being reunited with Carmela now that he looks older and shabby. 50. Nevertheless, it was years before Annaud could deal openly with such a poignantly felt theme.
