Sentence examples for poignant reporting from inspiring English sources

She started her AP career in Portland, Oregon, in December 2003, and among her U.S. assignments before going overseas was her poignant reporting on the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

His poignant reporting has now been collected in A People's History of the Great Recession, an e-book that is being published today, in the shadow of Labor Day and in the wake of the worst jobs report in 11 months.

Your poignant report from "devastated" Grozny (front page, Feb. 15) recalls other historic brutalities.

On the Techdirt.com blog yesterday, writer Mike Masnick introduced his story on PJ's very human response to surveillance with a poignant tale reported by Ira Glass on This American Life.

What I got, within a week, was an astonishingly detailed and poignant 3,000-word 3,000-word

Read Nathan's poignant full report on the note and the memorials here.

Simultaneously reprehensible and practical, it is a poignant comment on the profession of conflict reporting.

These and other fictional inventions perhaps come closer to a poignant truth about Frank, than straight journalistic reporting.

This was eventually confirmed by a number of poignant and emotional testimonies reported by the participants.

Three of those duets — "We're Gonna Hold On," "Golden Ring" and "Near You" — were No. 1 country hits, an accomplishment made more poignant by the singers' widely reported marital friction.

Vanity Fair writer David Margolick reports on a poignant note sent to the boys by their father: "Dear Mark + Andy, if you can bear to keep these watches, they are given with my love.