Sentence examples for a poignant date from inspiring English sources

Last Sunday was a poignant date on the 2013 calendar at Hannah England's new Oxford home.

And although you can look around and see a city standing tall and tough, physically with all our new hotels and hospitals and malls and even our new levees the damage here now, at this most poignant date on the Gulf Coast calendar, is emotional, psychological, and just plain mental.

And it was a poignant day to do it.

As is true for Firefighter Sullivan's family, Sept. 11 will remain an inescapably poignant calendar date for Marian Fontana, 47, of Staten Island.

A poignant account of childhood pain, shtick on dating, or shopping for the perfect purse, each vignette hits a consummate urban nerve.

It was a poignant moment.

He's a poignant phony.

Such a poignant book!

A poignant note on which to end.

It also has a poignant postscript.

And there is a poignant coda.