Sentence examples for not poignant from inspiring English sources
The encounter is sad but not poignant.
Were that not poignant enough, Fiddy is keen to stress that he is so poor that posting pictures of toy money is one of the significant means by which he generates real money.
But the loftiness and existentialism of "Birdman" is thawed by bitter comedy, and the ideas that emerge are nothing if not poignant.
That isn't poignant enough?
That does not mean it wasn't poignant, courageous, estimable.
Because, believe me, they'll tell you, and if their stories about shortened careers and arthritic pangs aren't poignant, they're gruesome.
He had corrected, like, a hundred and fifty misprints, so it was not only poignant but also useful.
It would be insulting if it were not so poignant and heartfelt.
By Adam Gopnik The Fitzgeralds are not a poignant Jazz Age footnote but an enduring legend of the West.
For a moment, the image is not merely poignant, but nightmarish and disquieting in a way that no other director could have contrived.
