Sentence examples for from poignant from inspiring English sources

The responses range from poignant to political, hilarious to heartbreaking.

It had five plots, ranging from poignant to zany.

The register shifts from poignant reunions to cartoon episodes.

You move from poignant letters to ridiculous gewgaws to powerful paintings.

The leap from poignant bagpipes to luscious orchestral textures set the mood.

The moods range from poignant calm ("Surprises") to loping menace ("Suspicions") to watchful languor ("Waiting"), and the band sounds alert and supple at every turn.

TIME magazine's recent cover feature 'Decade from Hell' was poignant: From 9/11 to natural disasters, terrorist bombings to the economic meltdown -- who among us was left unscathed by these events?

The conversation between the novelist and scientist shifted from a poignant story about reading Beckett in college (from Mr Moody), to a moving testament to the romantic allure of black holes (from Ms Franklin).

Two things arise from this poignant scene.

It's a terrific performance from Collins – poignant yet vibrant.

Mr Biju wants to preserve as many as possible from a poignant fate: "nameless extinction".