Sentence examples for poignant dedication from inspiring English sources

"At this terrible moment, we are the ones who say with you, 'We are all New Yorkers.' " This poignant dedication was just one element of the Berlin Philharmonic's acknowledgment of the calamity.

This poignant dedication, found in a lovely hardback edition of The World of Picasso, acknowledges a less-than-perfect past while looking towards a hopefully-happier future: "The one thing one can always do for the person one has loved – is love them again.

In one of the series' most poignant moments, at the dedication of the Verrazano in 1964, the great New York planner Robert Moses steps up to the microphone to introduce Ammann, then a frail 85. "It may be that in the midst of so many celebrities, you may not know who he is," intones Moses.

Despite all that may be wrong in the world, the wars, the famine, the global economy, the Oseis serve as a poignant reminder of hard work, dedication and the unwavering human spirit.

As a more complicated picture of Mary Anne emerges, her son's dedication becomes only more poignant.

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One of the poignant details of his condition is that he is no longer able to write personal dedications when he is signing books.

What is impressive is how Mr. Lanigan-Schmidt's dedication to his materials and hobbylike processes has yielded an oeuvre of transcending beauty, eroticized religiosity and poignant autobiography.

Poignant, even.

The dedication?

Irresistibly poignant.