Sentence examples for poignant chapter from inspiring English sources

She mentions a brief, poignant chapter recounting the love a simple peasant family have for each other.

This book holds reasons why that might be so – and the poignant chapter on the "scholarship boy" is not to be missed.

By week's end, she was at the most poignant chapter of the book, and as I watched her during our silent reading time, I knew she was hooked.

Even as that declined, the Vilnius style of Baroque architecture ripened in glory, a "splendid autumn" in one of Mr Briedis's many well-turned phrases, that paid "a gracious farewell to its phantom golden age .The most poignant chapter is on cemeteries past and present, many of which were desecrated by the Soviets.

The brochure promises: "Experience for yourself the mystique and majesty of this poignant chapter in humanity's collective history". Ulrike Guerin, the Unesco official responsible for the convention, said: "Damage has been done by ROVs [remote-controlled submersibles] bumping in the wreck and memorial plaques being placed on it.

The Power to Heal, premiering on PBS later this spring, portrays a poignant chapter in the historic struggle to secure equal and adequate access to healthcare for all Americans.

For all the dancing and good cheer, the occasion of Mrs. Astor's centennial and her buoyant longevity only emphasize the poignant chapters in her life.

Janice Crystal said in an e-mail that her husband had consulted with her throughout the writing of "Still Foolin' 'Em," but "the more poignant chapters he kept to himself until he felt he had it just right".

There are some fine passages, and a truly poignant and moving chapter set in Canterbury, England, where Harrison is beset by tragedy.

We see this behavior play out again in another poignant scene from Chapter 5, "Dig Dug".

The alternating chapters are poignant and comical meditations on growing old, as Dulcie and Fiscal-Smith ponder the "end of it all".