Sentence examples for particular poignancy for from inspiring English sources

This is a story that has particular poignancy for me.

They're scenes of the sort of frustration and humiliation that mark working life over-all but that have a particular poignancy for a struggling independent whose livelihood depends on the talent of others and their immediate, face-to-face estimation of his value to them.

"Why am I the one who must enter this hospital/While that man passing by at this very moment/Can proceed on his way?" It's a question that resonates with particular poignancy for the composer.

Keeping going has a particular poignancy for people with OA since it can be hard to keep going physically.

This is the particular poignancy of June.

For the council there is a particular poignancy.

For the UKFC this issue comes with a particular poignancy.

But it has a particular poignancy — and circularity — since Italy agreed in August to pay Libya, a former colony, $5 billion in reparations to compensate for its occupation.

There is particular poignancy in a gay choreographer who refuses to go to Russia.

There is a particular poignancy to the passing of Warda here in Egypt, her adopted country.

Helen's pregnancy has lent a particular poignancy to her slavery.