Sentence examples for poignant image from inspiring English sources
The most poignant image in the exhibit is a small photo of those four sisters.
In a poignant image Ms. Kleiter is imprisoned within the enormous harpsichord, bound by its strings.
A faux paparazzi shot of Meghan Markle's father proves to be a surprisingly poignant image.
It would be hard to conceive a more poignant image of post-imperial Britishness.
The figure of one woman, in particular, is the single most haunting and poignant image.
"Newsboy Asleep on Steps" (circa 1912) is a poignant image of exhaustion and vulnerability.
It is one the most poignant images in India.
(2000-01) are the exhibition's most poignant images.
One of the most poignant images in the collection is by the British illustrator Patrick George.
The most poignant images show how badly some of these buildings have fared since their construction.
Attuned to atmosphere rather than architecture, his poignant images -- particularly of people -- are often deliberately blurred, a metaphor for life's uncertainty.
