Sentence examples for poignant entry from inspiring English sources

There's a poignant entry on his Twitter feed from earlier this year.

The most poignant entry in the whole journal is for May 31 , 1802 where Dorothy writes "My tooth broke today.

One poignant entry reflects on the Taliban decree banning girls' education: "Since today was the last day of our school, we decided to play in the playground a bit longer.

The most poignant new entry is probably that for Jane Tomlinson, whose terminal cancer did not prevent her running charity fundraising marathons, culminating in a cycle ride across the US in the year before her death at the age of 43.

Witness a poignant little diary entry from Adrian Mole: The Prostrate Years, which covers the period from mid-2007 to mid-2008 mid-2008

Bust magazine, with its feminist streak, has a support group for those laid low by their tiny breasts, and its recent entries are poignant.

In "Christmas in Plains," Mr. Carter describes a poignant moment before his re-entry to small-town life.

Too Big to Know, by David Weinberger (Basic Books, £17.99) Here is another entry in the increasingly poignant genre of books arguing that books are useless.

DRINKING IS BAD!!" Other entries are just plain poignant.

Its 523 entries are full of poignant tributes to dead loved ones.

Maitlis paid tribute to the depth and variety of the entries, hailing Diane Cook's "poignant, absurd and funny" collection of short stories, Man v Nature, and Max Porter's "genre-defying" Grief Is the Thing With Feathers.