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We did get poignant looks at the mums and dads, though, their scenes hinting that home life, as per Feel, had got weird.

We don't need to get all poignant about beer.

Or to get a kick out of adolescents singing the poignant "Losing My Mind" from "Follies".

Once, Owen caught two of the less vigilant turtles, the size of fifty-cent pieces, with poignant little feet constantly trying to get somewhere that only they knew.

PHOTOS: Hollywood backlot moments One of the film's running gags — and as poignant as things are ever allowed to get, which is not very — is the series of phone calls home once word of the mechanical failure spreads.

Every single aching glance is a poignant reminder of what Chiron has endured to get here.

The questions are especially poignant for those who came to Norway as refugees precisely to get away from such violence and to give opportunities to children like Mr. Dhuhulow.

One often forgets the wry humor in James's novels, but Ivey manages to get a laugh at every opportunity and her closing scene with Catherine is poignant.

There's something almost poignant in the way the Vatican has had to resort to chemistry to get its archaic method of communicating the papal election results to work properly: science helping to sustain a tradition from a distant age.

"Guardians Of The Galaxy" director James Gunn also wrote a poignant statement slamming Weinstein and criticizing "everyone who enabled [Weinstein] to get away with such behavior".

Kennedy gave such a poignant farewell toast to Thompson that H.H.S. staffers wondered what Thompson had done to get Kennedy to speak so stirringly.