Sentence examples for a poignant scene from inspiring English sources

Once I stumbled on a poignant scene.

Fey has added a poignant scene, late in Act II.

It is a poignant scene — haunting and full of narrative pathos.

It was a poignant scene in that the undercurrent to this season has been the breakup of Brodeur's marriage.

A man embracing a child in a house was dug out by rescuers using a backhoe Thursday night in a poignant scene witnessed by journalists.

There was a poignant scene in which Begoña Garcia Navas's lighting dimmed and John curled on the floor as if asleep.

A: There's a very poignant scene in which the reverend, who's struggling with faith, has refused to pray for sick people, because he doesn't believe anything happens.

Wendy assumed he was in a vegetative state, until, in an unbearably poignant scene, a man approached her after a 1999 lecture and introduced himself as her brother.

In a peculiarly poignant scene, a party of teenagers, high from sniffing glue, come across a box of medals belonging to an old soldier and roar with laughter as they use them to 'play war'.

(He does so in a startlingly poignant scene that equates true love to the storming of a fortress, with Burt's commandeering a siege-tower prop to reach Kitty's bedroom).

A particularly poignant scene in the film is when Dido sits at a vanity and stares at her reflection.