Sentence examples for a poignant example from inspiring English sources

"It was a poignant example about shame," she said.

Here's a poignant example of slow gone fast.

There was a poignant example of this in the case of 19-year-old Petra Blanksby.

Here's a poignant example I don't forget; it's usually one of my annual McDonald's moments.

It is a poignant example, he said, of how a small cut can have a significant impact.

It also provides a poignant example of why an international arms trade treaty (ATT) is so desperately needed.

But it is a particularly poignant example of what happens when that reaches a crisis point, and a good sample case to look to to see why there's such a focus on mobility services and alternative transportation services particularly for dense urban environments.

A performance from the Berber Highlands, "Second Aqlal"—sung and played by Moqaddem Mohammed ben Salem and an ensemble of seventeen men, and recorded in Zagora, a town in the Draa River valley is a particularly poignant example.

In a current poignant example, Sarcophilus harrisi, the Tasmanian devil, is undergoing a similar fate today.

Boise, Idaho's capital, is a particularly poignant example of the contradictions.

The impact on childhood cancer research and care is a particularly poignant example of the risks imposed by Brexit.