Sentence examples similar to poignant impression from inspiring English sources
Though spanning the spectrum from positive to negative, his experiences have left him with a single, poignant, encouraging impression: "The one thing that's true that I've seen over and over is [that] good science is always rewarded".
I think taking the time to take people down and leave them with something beautiful or poignant creates a better impression when they are leaving.
Pilbeam made a great impression as a poignant and radiant Lady Jane Grey, who reigned over England for nine days, in the superior costume drama film Tudor Rose (1936).
This was a mind-bending labour, but it revealed a poignant description of the memories, dreams and impressions that crowd in as the end of life approaches.
His stories are so poignant they penetrate, resonate, and are certain to leave a profound impression.
Cartier-Bresson's image is so light and mobile, an impression of a passing moment, whose meaning is as enigmatic as it is poignant.
Sundhage's most poignant?
