poignantly

" resonated poignantly with me. I think you hit the nail on the head.

That was the most nuanced and poignantly intense business case study I've ever read.

Which more poignantly raises the ethical questions related to creating such machines.

Or more poignantly "the spaghetti code in Haskell is faster than the idiomatic Haskell.

I remember poignantly an argument I had with my cousins about education.

The use of a space opera setting as a backdrop for political commentary was very poignantly done.

More poignantly, what is the difference between our system and the system of English law in effect at the time of the Revolutionary War?

This presents a problem poignantly and provides a pleasant programmatic solution - the precise point of "hacker news".

Now for me white-space denotes parallelism more poignantly than alignment.

But as the story of the Mars Climate Orbiter should teach us rather poignantly, when you're trying to engineer larger, more complex systems it turns out that meta-information is actually really useful stuff.

One particular tweet from Victor explains his point of view quite poignantly, in what he calls the dichotomy between industry and research:"An 'Industry vs Research' dichotomy that I sketched at a conference.

" And every one of my interviewers said some variation of "I wish my work challenged me" with one guy very poignantly saying it as "All the low-hanging fruit has been solved, and only certain engineers get to work on the really tough problems" and then I couldn't wait to get the fuck outta there.