Sentence examples for poignant examination from inspiring English sources
The ensemble closes the concert with Shostakovich's engrossing String Quartet No. 3 in F Major, a compelling and poignant examination of the world's troubled state following World War II.
But at the heart of the play is a rather poignant examination of Claire's predicament, and the idea that in the endless cycle of her learning and forgetting, hope, for those who love her, is a renewable resource.
Set in an isolated Alaskan town recently plagued with wolf attacks, Giraldi's second novel is as much a thriller as it is a poignant examination of masculinity in its rawest form.
Entertainment Weeklys Kim Moran called it a "uncompromising, poignant examination of racism" and felt it was one of Fuller's most inspired films and a "gripping, meditative, and ultimately beautiful achievement".
These are murder stories, yes, but they are also something much bigger: unsettlingly poignant examinations of grief.
And at its heart is an interesting and genuinely touching examination of friendship – the goods, the bads, the power imbalances, the cruelty, the games, the tears, the love – made all the more poignant by their friendship for real.
For each reader, the book (especially the concluding three chapters: "Letting Go" - "Hard Conversations" - "Courage") prompts poignant self-examinations.
In this poignant and sophisticated examination of the limits of ethnography, the reader is invited into the visionary, sometimes vexing world of the AHIJ.
There's a disturbingly poignant interlude in this vibrant examination of the singer's short life, when Janis Joplin returns to her home town of Port Arthur, Texas, to attend a 10-year high-school class reunion.
Wolf's lyrics seem quirky and off-the-cuff, but in-depth examination reveals smart and poignant subject matter.
"My Past and Thoughts" embraces a wide range of moods and emotional registers, from the poignant lyricism of the chapters on childhood to the anguished, self-lacerating examination of the Herwegh affair (not included in the Macdonald abridgement).
