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The image was remarkably poignant.

The tour here is remarkably poignant.

The film, directed by Theodore Braun, is remarkably poignant and is in negotiations for a distributor; it is being screened this Saturday in East Hampton.

DECEPTION and longing shape the lives of the characters in "Since Otar Left," the French director Julie Bertuccelli's remarkably poignant debut feature (opening on Friday).

What she had to say was remarkably poignant, so for a few weeks we debated whether to run her picture and words on that page or just her picture as a detail in Look.

In a narrative stuffed with gruesome murders, the most graphic death is executed in a gracefully choreographed scene that's remarkably poignant — because it shows Jack in a rare moment of conflict with what appears to be a nascent conscience.

Vaughan's diaries, which are remarkably clear-eyed and poignant, end at the exact moment of his suicide.

While the plot may sound remarkably quotidian, it's a poignant story of a man whose life is so dependent on technology that when he is cut off, he's incapable of functioning properly.

The numerous moments showing Rogers's remarkably thoughtful interactions with children are a poignant initial draw, and the film's interviews reveal interesting information about his personality, upbringing, and personal relationships.

Given Mr. Wolf's facility with even thumbnail sketches of minor characters and a particularly poignant study of a lonely American woman turned martyr, Fisk is a remarkably featureless hero, which makes the romantic relationship meant to undergird the tale feel superfluous.

John Lennon's loose, poignant rendition, from 1975, is the most widely known, but everyone from Muhammad Ali (who laid down a remarkably respectable version, in 1963, when he was still Cassius Clay) to Stephen King (his verbose, tongue-in-cheek take appeared in 1999) has tried it.