And many of the most poignant found their source in Ms. VanDerBeek's childhood home in Baltimore, now up for sale.
It was an extraordinary, and poignant, role reversal: the source comforting the journalist.
I had seen this item in Reykjavík Mag, an English publication in the tourist office, and for several clean-shoed evenings after that it was a source of poignant disappointment.
His mordant observations suggest the cartoonist's eye: the Washington hostess who has learned in boarding school "to eat with six forks"; a Cincinnati restaurant that serves lettuce leaves so shabby that "an encyclopedia would have been just as good"; and human memory -- the source of this poignant book -- which is like "an ocean liner that sets sail with only a single cabin occupied".
'THE VELVETEEN RABBIT' (Saturday and Sunday) Literally Alive Children's Theater, which dramatizes literary works, offers a musical "Velveteen Rabbit" that manages no easy feat: it is both upbeat and faithful to its source, Margery Williams's poignant 1922 children's classic.
'THE VELVETEEN RABBIT' (Friday and Saturday) Literally Alive Children's Theater, which dramatizes literary works, offers a musical "Velveteen Rabbit" that manages no easy feat: it is both upbeat and faithful to its source, Margery Williams's poignant 1922 children's classic.
He had rounded up some simple, poignant nuggets of information from sources like the Census Bureau and the Small Business Administration.
The speech of wealthy people is a source of particular, almost poignant concern.
Her long, poignant love affair with Spencer Tracy remains a profound source of joy and sorrow.
The opera consists of these poignant aphorisms, made anonymous by the omission of sources.
