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There is something poignant and cathartic about the exercise, although the simple, evenly gridded letters of the "Transcription" recall myriad drawings from the 1960s, when the grid was a popular motif.
The exercise yard is adorned with poignant children's paintings in response to school trips here.
3. Describe some of their most poignant holiday memories in a reflective writing exercise; illustrate their writings with original artwork.
Memorials are never much fun, but this one was particularly poignant as it wasn't merely an exercise in historical reverence.
Employing improvised dialogue delivered mostly by nonactors, the idiosyncratic films are cinematic exercises in the mundane, at times tremendously poignant and unexpectedly funny.
In a new book, "My Footprint: Carrying the Weight of the World," he chronicles, in alternately comic and poignant tones, a 10-month period spent testing every pound-shedding strategy imaginable: exercise regimens, 12-step programs, diets, workouts with Richard Simmons.
Vanessa's marriage (and perhaps Thoby's absence) helped transform conversation at the avant-garde gatherings of what came to be known as the Bloomsbury group into irreverent, sometimes bawdy repartee that inspired Virginia to exercise her wit publicly, even while privately she was writing her poignant "Reminiscences"—about her childhood and her lost mother which was published in 1908.
Mr. Putin is discovering in the most poignant way that invoking the imagery of Russia's military tradition is not the same as exercising it effectively, and safely, every day.
Neva Dinova's "Rollerskating" and "Someone's Love" are exercises in glum, folksy pop, while the standout track, Bright Eyes' "I Know You", uses poignant pipe organ to carry Oberst's reflections on how ambition is sabotaged by low standards.
