She poignantly testified how the lack of mental health facilities has damaged and destroyed innumerable lives.
He poignantly recalls his aging mother's inability to continue working in the kitchen.
They poignantly added that its only alternative is ' the destruction of the radically infirm' (1992 : 57-8).
The sonata ended in serene contemplation, seemingly distancing itself from the recent maelstrom and poignantly attempting to recapture the innocence of the middle movements.
The description of many languages discussed in these chapters is incomplete in important respects, a fact that poignantly attests to the urgent need for fieldwork.
The word 'toenails' rather than 'fingernails' in the play's title poignantly satirizes the situation in this last scene.
While these themes were not unique to his analysis, they were more poignantly expressed due to his personal location with respect to them.
