Sentence examples for poignant comments from inspiring English sources

In the past few months, he has grown out his hair, filled his Twitter feed with poignant comments on social issues, and wears a Malcolm X baseball cap.

Hauntingly poignant comments punctuate shots of members of Joe Vigiano's unit as they execute search warrants under perilous conditions and relax back at the station.

Donations to fund an exhibition on unmarried women who were forced to give away their babies – dubbed "fallen women" in the 19th century – have been accompanied by poignant comments that show how deep the trauma still lies in many families, say organisers at the Foundling Museum.

At a recent Startup School, Mark Zuckerberg made some very poignant comments about Silicon Valley's lack of long-term focus.

I've spent a disproportionate amount of time the last few days joining Facebook conversations and retweeting poignant comments about the #BlackLivesMatter movement.

Affleck was standing behind Robin Wright Penn as she delivered her tearful, poignant comments to the press that "we" should all leave them alone and focus on matters of state that "matter".

Simultaneously reprehensible and practical, it is a poignant comment on the profession of conflict reporting.

Valentine's most poignant comment came when the news conference at his Queens restaurant was over.

She's delightful, she's delicious, she's disgusting, as the show ingeniously turns professional perkiness, the lifeblood of the American musical, into a funny, poignant comment on ethnic self-denial.

In a poignant comment after the bombing, a Liberian peace worker tells the filmmaker, "Those of us with the blue passport that says, 'Love of liberty brought us here,' are doomed.

A poignant comment on Nkosi and the realities of Aids in South Africa, came from a friend of his at Nkosi's Haven, a house set up by Gail Johnson in Johannesburg for women and children with the illness: "He used to wish he was a white person because he never saw a white get sick.