Sentence examples for may be poignant from inspiring English sources

Hanging two biomorphic drawings by the Armenian-born abstract expressionist painter Arshile Gorky in Orhan Pamuk's slightly ludicrous and self-indulgent Museum of Innocence in Beyoglu may be poignant, but didn't say much.

It may not lead anywhere, but it may be poignant".

The Dickinson envelopes may be particularly poignant now, Werner says, "because we are far into the age of the anxiety of communication — maybe at the end of it".

The Dickinson envelopes may be particularly poignant now, Werner says, "because we are far into the age of the anxiety of communication maybe at the end of it".

(There may be a poignant reason for St Aubyn not always being able to do kids convincingly – abused children grow serious too soon, then spend the rest of their lives looking for a parent, as Patrick does).

The story may be especially poignant because it's autobiographical.

But with Trump's America causing concern in 2017, Pac's stories about living in a 'White Man'z World' may be more poignant than ever.

Still, it may be his most poignant season.

being developed for Consolidated Edison may be the most poignant release of the last three weeks.

That may be the most poignant thing about her show: seeing how her head compulsively overrides her heart.

That solipsism — a conviction that the natural world bothers itself above all with directing your afternoon — may be the most poignant thing about the Henry chapters.