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The pervading atmosphere of breakdown throws into poignant relief the occasional poems in which gaps are bridged or people joined.
In its most poignant moments, it captures the giddy, desperate atmosphere of a memorial at which friends gather to assuage their grief in celebratory remembrance.
Attuned to atmosphere rather than architecture, his poignant images -- particularly of people -- are often deliberately blurred, a metaphor for life's uncertainty.
Clifton Taulbert is known for his poignant memoirs of life in the racially charged atmosphere of mid-20th century Mississippi, and playwright Beth Henley has won acclaim for her works set in towns of the South.
And so the idea of having the opening section performed on Thursday by students from Kirstein's beloved school was especially poignant, and all but a fraught Darci Kistler maintained the atmosphere of luminous mystery.
The pilot opens just after the death of Carrie's mother, establishing the melancholy doomy-gloomy atmosphere typical of hourlong teenage dramas and allowing for some poignant scenes involving Mom's dresses and shoes that set up the daughter's fashionista tendencies.
The album ends on a charming, sincere note with "Wedding Song", an unambiguously devotional piece whose poignant melody and steady heartbeat pulse echoes the sombre beauty of Joy Division's "Atmosphere".
In one of the film's most poignant moments, Nureyev, on his first evening in Paris, simply stands and breathes the night air, taking in the atmosphere of the city and the scent of freedom.
