poignantly
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adv.AdverbWith the effect of making you feel sad/moved
He said good-bye poignantly as he walked away
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(HD) Steve Jobs One Last Thing with subtitles : Learn English
- Most poignantly, he was asked what the next few years might hold.
Most poignantly, he was asked what the next few years might hold.
- Most poignantly, he was asked what the next few years might hold.
Most poignantly, he was asked what the next few years might hold.
Fidget Spinners: The Toy That Changed America
- But each time, the new craze seemed to poignantly with the national character.
But each time, the new craze seemed to poignantly with the national character.
- but each time the new craze seemed to sink poignantly with a national character.
but each time the new craze seemed to sink poignantly with a national character.
Are You Stuck Playing These 3 Roles in Love?
- At the other end of the spectrum, very poignantly, there are people whose younger selves were so badly treated, who experienced such anxiety and lack of support when they were children, that the idea of being small, even for a few hours, presents unbearable challenges to their integrity.
At the other end of the spectrum, very poignantly, there are people whose younger selves were so badly treated, who experienced such anxiety and lack of support when they were children, that the idea of being small, even for a few hours, presents unbearable challenges to their integrity.
- At the other end of the spectrum, very poignantly, there are people whose younger selves were so badly treated, who experienced such anxiety and lack of support when they were children, that the idea of being small, even for a few hours, presents unbearable challenges to their integrity.
At the other end of the spectrum, very poignantly, there are people whose younger selves were so badly treated, who experienced such anxiety and lack of support when they were children, that the idea of being small, even for a few hours, presents unbearable challenges to their integrity.
The Mind Body Problem
- and what he termed accountant's expression, once wrote poignantly, "Inside, every fat man is a thin one trying to get out." But the phenomenon shouldn't be limited to the fat-thin dichotomy.
and what he termed accountant's expression, once wrote poignantly, "Inside, every fat man is a thin one trying to get out." But the phenomenon shouldn't be limited to the fat-thin dichotomy.
- bald head and what he termed ‘accountant’s expression’, once wrote poignantly:
bald head and what he termed ‘accountant’s expression’, once wrote poignantly:
Call of Cthulhu HP Lovecraft - Audio Book - With Words / Closed Captions
- at the stupefying identity of the colossal statues and bas-reliefs with the queer image found in the shrine on the Alert is poignantly visible in every line of the mate's frightened description.
at the stupefying identity of the colossal statues and bas-reliefs with the queer image found in the shrine on the Alert is poignantly visible in every line of the mate's frightened description.
- the Alert, is poignantly visible in every line of the mate’s frightened description.
the Alert, is poignantly visible in every line of the mate’s frightened description.
Alain de Botton: On Love
- And he said rather poignantly, the thing that prevents us from noticing all of these things is the feeling that it's forever and that we already possess them, when, in fact, all of us might die this evening, he says.
And he said rather poignantly, the thing that prevents us from noticing all of these things is the feeling that it's forever and that we already possess them, when, in fact, all of us might die this evening, he says.
- And he said rather poignantly, the thing that prevents us
And he said rather poignantly, the thing that prevents us
2014 OSCARS: Best Picture Reviews
- that bombshell body of hers, Johansson is appropriately incredible opposite him, poignantly
that bombshell body of hers, Johansson is appropriately incredible opposite him, poignantly
What Do Cynical People Really Want?
- The origin of their stance is not worldly experience and insight; it is - rather more poignantly - psychological trauma.
The origin of their stance is not worldly experience and insight; it is - rather more poignantly - psychological trauma.
Why We Go Off People Who Like Us
- Perhaps it's a sign that they've seen something in us, which, poignantly and tragically, we don't yet quite see in ourselves,
Perhaps it's a sign that they've seen something in us, which, poignantly and tragically, we don't yet quite see in ourselves,