Sentence examples for poignant concern from inspiring English sources

The speech of wealthy people is a source of particular, almost poignant concern.

It is as poignant and concerning as Cathy Come Home, and should be viewed by all our politicians.

One of the most poignant revelations concerned the autobiographical Eighth Quartet, which has since become a repertory staple.

One poignant story concerned the auction last week of the 26,000-square-foot, $21 million "dream house" of a couple in Connecticut who discovered, once they had built it and moved in, that the house's style, proportions and accouterments — billiards room, theater and indoor Tuscan-style courtyard — did not fit them at all.

At the heart of the theory of the two truths is the Buddha's ever poignant existential and soteriological concerns about the reality of things and of life.

From the Berlin Wall separating East Germany from West Germany, to the "democracy wall" in Beijing, people have chosen to demonstrate some of their most poignant expressions, frustrations and concerns about the world.

The current worldwide concern over food is a poignant consequence of events since 1972.

"May B," Ms. Marin's poignant tribute to Samuel Beckett, was typical of a shared concern with the human condition.