A day after Remembrance Sunday was marked at the Cenotaph in central London with a two-minute silence and a march past by 10,000 veterans and civilians, alongside hundreds of similar ceremonies at home and abroad, the presence of Mrs Ellis will provide a poignant direct link to the men of the 1914-1919 waheadead of next year's centenary events.
Their relationship is close but "not close enough", as Bechdel writes, and their interactions are often painfully poignant and carefully linked.
And yet, with due allowance for all those conflicting pressures, there was something poignant about the appeal (link in Russian) he made over the weekend for the avoidance of conflict between the two Slavic nations.
Rosenblum's linking of Rothko's poignant color space to Friedrich's moodily hued, often empty-centered compositions was historically questionable but visually persuasive.
Through the character of Dorrigo Evans, Flanagan makes imaginative use of some harrowing material, cleverly linking it to a poignant love story.
Gun violence in Chicago recently inspired high school students participating in Columbia College's Columbia Links journalism training program to create a poignant collection of essays titled "Don't Shoot: I Want To Grow Up".
Frequently reviewers forestall the suspense and link the words right away, as in "this poignant and compelling novel…" intriguing: It doesn't mean merely interesting or fascinating although it's almost always used in place of one of those words.
"Son of Babylon" is a poignant tale of a boy and his grandmother searching for the link that binds them, his father and her son, in the tumult of Iraq weeks after Saddam Hussein's fall in 2003.
Elemental is to build a footbridge to link the city with Orrego Island, site of a poignant memorial for all those who died in Constitución, and the architects also plan to improve road access to the city.
To quote the most poignant part of the song would be to simply send you a link.
