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Meanings of particularly poignant in English

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Usage of particularly poignant in English
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It felt particularly poignant given the violent suppression of last year's protests.
The Irish Times
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The birth of the Camerons' fourth child is particularly poignant for them.
The Guardian
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Mary Lavin is particularly poignant in confronting bereavement in The Dead Soldier.
The Irish Times
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Quarterback Andrew Tarantino said winning a championship would be particularly poignant this year.
Reuters
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The juxtaposition of wife and daughter, who were implacably estranged, is particularly poignant.
The Irish Times
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Ono says she finds hunger a particularly poignant issue due to her own childhood.
Reuters
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For Ryan Bertrand, the rookie in the starting lineup, the moment was particularly poignant.
The Guardian
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And there are elements in human psychology that make this situation particularly poignant or ignominous.
What's Wrong with the World
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She is also Jewish, which gives a particularly poignant resonance to her train of thought.
The Irish Times
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Unfairness in Irish health service provision may be endemic but it becomes particularly poignant when death approaches.
The Irish Times
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One incident he recalls is particularly poignant.
BBC
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Several episodes in Jesus' ministry illustrate this unique nature of the kingdom of God in particularly poignant ways.
The myth of a christian nation: how the quest for political powe...
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It was a moment of natural beauty that at a transitional time of his life felt particularly poignant.
The Irish Times
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If you're a maker of TV dramas or movies, this is a particularly poignant time to be alive.
Independent.ie
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One particularly poignant scene snowed a young woman of Mediterranean extraction, possibly Greek, dying after a painful breech childbirth.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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For children of divorce, therefore, the intersection between time lost staring at devices and time lost with parents is particularly poignant.
Wired
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