Sentence examples for a poignant theme from inspiring English sources

The writhing aggression of Ms. Ran's "East Wind," for solo flute, similarly surrounded a poignant theme.

Yet above the busyness a poignant theme for violins keeps trying to escape.

The family drama included undeclared rivalries and occasional deceit, but the sisters' need for one another remained profound, and Decca's sadness at becoming the outsider is a poignant theme.

Greenwalt also compared Connor's journey with others in terms of identity, which he considers a poignant theme within the series.

A particularly poignant theme is Susan's gradual realisation that the feminist revolution has come just a little too late for her, as she wrestles with her daughter Laurie's radical views on sex and society.

Mr. Miller made Rigoletto a bartender, a poignant idea.

The title track's poignant theme - a world weary woman wanting a real relationship - ran throughout the album.

It's especially upsetting because there were glimmers of craftsmanship throughout, particularly in these last few episodes, which gave us more than a few good scenes and a poignant concluding theme: Burying one's past corrodes one's future.

From the opening statement, a quasirecitative for solo cello that leads subtly into the poignant theme of the first movement, Ms. Weilerstein played with rich sound, lyrical freedom and technical command.

But the most poignant theme of McCluskey's speech came in his description of our unhealthy democracy.

What became clearer was Walker's less provocative but equally poignant theme: our desire to be dominated by someone else, whom we will always call Other.