Sentence examples for poignant completion from inspiring English sources

In the present-day epilogue, when he and Tom Verlaine meet one night by chance at the bargain bins of a used-book store in Manhattan after having squared off as enemies for the last four decades, the haunted moment brings Hell's account to poignant completion, just as he has clearly hoped it will.

While design students will come away quoting Mr. Vignelli's stiff-necked pronouncements ("From a bad client you get a worse client"), the film is all the more poignant because since its completion Mrs. Vignelli, 78, has grown increasingly ill with aphasia and is no longer able to work.

Poignant, even.

Irresistibly poignant.

Why poignant?

And poignant.

Sundhage's most poignant?

It's poignant.

They were more poignant.

That was poignant.

Poignant ironies abound.