Sentence examples for poignant exhibit from inspiring English sources

It is a poignant exhibit with a terrific story to tell.

Without large donors or the attention of designers and architects, they cobbled together a modest but poignant exhibit that welcomed busloads of schoolchildren and anyone else who wanted to hear their stories.

But it was an enormous black-and-white photograph of two unknown soldiers -- a close up of two young men in uniform, jaunty and insouciant -- that grabbed her eye, the centerpiece of a poignant exhibit on the lives of the men from Birmingham who served in France, Belgium, Italy, Gallipoli and Mesopotamia between 1914 and 1918.

One of the most poignant exhibits is a worn Torah cover that was stitched after the war by Jewish survivors at the former Bergen-Belsen camp.

Displayed on a wall at the entrance to the second room are some of the most poignant exhibits in the show – the famous fiches de lecture or readers' reports, filled out on a special parchment-yellow card by members of the comité de lecture.

One of the most poignant works on exhibit is Tyrone Mitchell's, "Coltrane's Horse".

The most poignant image in the exhibit is a small photo of those four sisters.

His earlier anecdotal and descriptive poems treat faraway places, mythology, and other exotic subjects with a rich lyricism, while the later poems in Cantos de vida contain a pronounced philosophical note and exhibit a poignant and powerful sense of the tragic side of life.

He said, "One of the things we're trying to do is let people have the additional insight and appreciation for the contributions of African Americans to this wonderful country and more specifically to the state of California", adding that "the Queen Califia exhibit is particularly poignant".

At a time when "fake news" is discussed daily by the media, the exhibit's "Truth Study Center," started in 2005, is poignant.

The initial observations made by Zheng et al. (1999) that different strains exhibit different threshold sensitivities to particular stimulus frequencies were poignant and were a preliminary insight into the strain variation and genetic variation of sensitivities along the length of the cochlear duct.