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"It was a poignant example about shame," she said.

It's a poignant example of how kids are really good at making really bad decisions about food.

Here's a poignant example of slow gone fast.

It is a poignant example of the times we live in.

There was a poignant example of this in the case of 19-year-old Petra Blanksby.

It is a poignant example, he said, of how a small cut can have a significant impact.

In my own organization, Partners HealthCare, a poignant example involves the widow of a young man who died of cancer.

It also provides a poignant example of why an international arms trade treaty (ATT) is so desperately needed.

Here's a poignant example I don't forget; it's usually one of my annual McDonald's moments.

This system came to be known as "limited democracy". A poignant example occurred in 1972, when Napoleón Duarte, the Christian Democratic candidate, lost the presidency through electoral fraud.

But there are those for whom social papers are simply an expression of economic muscle, or a poignant example of social anxiety.