Sentence examples similar to poignant arrangements from inspiring English sources
Both photographers' work is complemented by a poignant "flower" arrangement by Rick Wroble that was once beautiful and is now dying like the content of the images around it.
"Carl Perkins Cadillacc" revisits the early days of Sun Records, complete with Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Sam Phillips, and manages to be both jaunty (in its arrangement) and poignant (in the vocals).
He has created a sound that is as comical as it is poignant while his instrumental skills and musical arrangements showcase his well-rounded talents.
Martin West conducted the superb San Francisco Ballet orchestra for both casts and delivered the finest rendition of Adam's score that Ballet to the People has ever heard: crisp, poignant, and blessedly free from the cheesy, circusy flourishes that afflict other arrangements.
Burleigh introduced the distinguished professor to spirituals, and the most poignant and instructive part of this program came when some of Burleigh's spiritual arrangements were interleaved with psalm settings from Dvorak's "Biblical Songs".
The latter, a curiously poignant picture, is the climax of the artist's book, "1978-2000," a textless arrangement of his photographs, which anyone can buy for $25, packaged with the catalog of his show.
It can be the exact most poignant answer you could ever ask for: "....I WILL push UP and I will not TURN!" Sometimes her tagging arrangements can develop into haiku, or sentiments, with a tang of the erotic, " Push IN to turn ON".
