Sentence examples for poignant aspects from inspiring English sources

One of the most poignant aspects of traditional culture is spirituality.

One of the most poignant aspects of the new album is the way he's trying to reconcile what affluence means for him, his family and his race.

One of the most poignant aspects of the installation is that the piece isn't truly finished.

By contrast, the characters of Snape and Malfoy are so intriguing in that they reveal poignant aspects of human behavior.

Stories of Greek people helping refugees without a second thought have been one of the most stirring and poignant aspects of the crisis.

There is a poignant aspect to today's opinion.

As it happens, a poignant aspect of opera is the focus of another film now in limited release, "Quartet," directed by the actor Dustin Hoffman.

The parade had a poignant aspect this year, as the Russian leadership seemed to acknowledge that the number of war veterans still alive was dwindling.

The most poignant aspect of obsessive compulsive disorder is your inability to control the ritualistic behavior despite the realization that it is maladaptive and self-destructive.

This book's genuinely poignant aspect is Ruth Paine's what-if wonderings, as she considers whether any changes in her behavior might have altered history.

Perhaps the most poignant aspect of the site is a Most Wanted list of several hundred species for which no such material has been found.