Sentence examples for poignant example from inspiring English sources

"It was a poignant example about shame," she said.

Here's a poignant example of slow gone fast.

There was a poignant example of this in the case of 19-year-old Petra Blanksby.

Boise, Idaho's capital, is a particularly poignant example of the contradictions.

Here's a poignant example I don't forget; it's usually one of my annual McDonald's moments.

Yesterday, he used the Yankees' Darryl Strawberry as a sad and poignant example.

It is a poignant example, he said, of how a small cut can have a significant impact.

It also provides a poignant example of why an international arms trade treaty (ATT) is so desperately needed.

The impact on childhood cancer research and care is a particularly poignant example of the risks imposed by Brexit.

A more poignant example of the Jets' futility is what happened after the Eagles took over on downs.

In a poignant example of life-imitating-art-imitating-life, Burn's original director, Arthur Hiller, walked out of the film after seeing Eszterhas's final edit.