Sentence examples for a poignant message from inspiring English sources

It is compelling stuff, a poignant message for those who remain oblivious to how food is produced.

Thousands of euros worth of work have gone up in flames already.The entire process has been turned into an exhibition with a poignant message: looking after these pieces costs money.

Mulligan joined the demonstration just opposite the gates to Downing Street, where teddy bears were later laid in a poignant message from campaigners about the human cost of the long-running conflict.

It was hailed as emblematic of the Jazz Age of the 1920s; a portrait of decadent fun and impossible dreams complete with a poignant message of exclusion and fraud that presaged the coming Great Depression of the 1930s.

I had a poignant message from a disabled passenger unable to travel because he could no longer phone ahead to ask for a ramp when the trains never arrived.

'But as there is no way in French law to get them extradited, it is better than no trial at all.' Last December, relatives of the UTA victims sent a poignant message of solidarity to their PanAm counterparts, led in Britain by the tireless Jim Swire, still mourning his daughter Flora and still waiting to hear the truth and to bring men who put bombs on passenger planes to justice.

The core assertion of the "No on 37" campaign is that GM labeling will significantly increase the weekly shopping bill for hardworking Americans -- a particularly poignant message given the current economic climate.

There's an interesting hand made sign in front of a house in Volcano Village with a simple yet poignant message, it says, "Wait 5 Seconds".

Sulome Anderson touches on these themes in a piece for New York magazine's Daily Intelligencer about a photo she posted July 13 with a simple but poignant message.

What unfolds in the JC Penney ad is a gentle and poignant message that perfectly captures the spirit of Christmas.

"I think what he adds to this equation is a particular and poignant message that resonates with everyday Americans.