Sentence examples for poignant bridge from inspiring English sources

The frieze also became the most poignant bridge between the artist's work in fine art and applied art, another conundrum that personifies an artist who, under the ethos of the Gesamtkunstwerk, considered all art forms equal.

"You're never alone with a Strand" was an advertising slogan in the 1960s - sad man in trilby smokes a fag on Westminster bridge with poignant violins playing.

We try to come to some conclusions about the rivalry, and enjoy a poignant moment on a bridge over the River Clyde with Celtic's ex-skullcracker-in-chief, John O'Kane.

Across the highway, reached by a land bridge, lie the poignant relics of a time when the regenerative power of architecture didn't quite live up to its promises.

Retrace your steps back down Tkalciceva and turn right down a street with the poignant name of Krvavi Most, "Bloody Bridge".

She went on to praise "Under the Bridge" for being a "poignant sentiment that is self evident among the simple guitar which cradles the introductory verse, and the sense of fragility that is only doubled by the still down-tempo choral crescendo".

This BlackBerry Bridge mess has been a particularly poignant topic of debate since the device's launch, with most deeming the product somewhat half-baked.

That Cash sounded as if he was almost at death's door when he recorded them made the choice of songs - even cheese like 'Bridge Over Troubled Water' - all the more poignant.

The pervading atmosphere of breakdown throws into poignant relief the occasional poems in which gaps are bridged or people joined.

The impressive bridge today sits alone in dense forest, a poignant reminder of the hardships of farming New Zealand's rugged interior.

But there are two moments in song that are especially poignant - I guess it's sort of like a bridge offered early on and then repeated toward the end.