Sentence examples for absolutely poignant from inspiring English sources
He never gave out many compliments, but when we took him to the unveiling, he said: 'Captures your spirit,' and I think that was an absolutely poignant, perfect little sentence.
The songs are absolutely incredible, poignant, dark, really captivating and wild.
Shazia Mirza Comedian Written in the form of a diary, Judith O'Reilly's Wife in the North (Penguin) paints a very funny, poignant and absolutely believable picture of a woman who is persuaded by her husband to move to Northumberland with two children in tow and a third on the way.
Anyway - as noted previously - the fact that he will play a single father suggests Kevin is still absolutely refusing to accept the poignant transition from "leading man" to "mentor guy" that must befall all Hollywood actors, and is self-funding all manner of projects in which he plays the little guy thrust into a situation he never asked for, but... I'm sorry, I honestly haven't the strength.
It is poignant, it is beautiful, and it is absolutely hilarious.
In the poignant words of one Polish radio transmission sent just after the fall of Warsaw: "Absolutely everyone has lost absolutely everything".
And like the most poignant of political dramas, from ancient Rome to modern politics, it had absolutely implacably opposed figures on either side: two self-made leaders in Margaret Thatcher and Arthur Scargill, bent on one of the mightiest industrial clashes of modern times.
This is a poignant document: a longtime also-ran ensemble makes a persuasive bid to be ranked among the world's greatest, absolutely luxuriating in its music director's great specialty, only to have its current season seriously foreshortened, if not entirely wiped out, by labor-management strife.
