Sentence examples for most poignant message from inspiring English sources

The most poignant message I got from Jordan's speech was this: thank your enemies.

Perhaps the most poignant message came from Professor Tom Kibble of Imperial College London who could easily have shared the same Nobel Prize for his team's own independent work on the origin of mass, published in 1964 soon after the scientific papers of Englert and Higgs.

While Patrick's comments commanded the media spotlight, two young English teachers' eyewitness accounts provided the most poignant message of the vespertine service.

Here are some of the most poignant messages of love, strength and hope sent during the awards show.

Robert Redford delivered the most politically poignant message of the evening, saying "had somebody been connecting the dots and ignored the propaganda that was coming out of the company and the consequence of the collusion between government and the oil companies that has been going on for decades, we would have seen this thing coming.

Perhaps the most poignant and ironic thing about the message in a Primark dress, is that as far away as the machine operators in the stitch-and-sew factories of Bangladesh and elsewhere might appear, they are far closer to us than most of the other millions of people involved in making our clothes.

William Shatner expressed his admiration via Twitter: "I have 2 words for him: 'SHOW OFF!' I'd even look good floating there singing!" And Bowie's official Facebook page posted a message calling it the most poignant version of the song.

Although we all agree that new media is just media now, there are many perspectives battling it out for the future of the medium and whatever form it will take — Aggregation vs. Original content, etc, etc and so on and so forth — "The medium is the message" is at its most poignant in online media.

It is in this way that tireless, athletic Lady Gaga and her message of compassion and mercy feel the most poignant, and applicable.

Grant believed this was where the racial equality message of the video came across as most poignant.

Oprah then asked Wiesel what he most wanted the world to know, and in his answer was an incredibly powerful and poignant message.