Sentence examples for poignant issue from inspiring English sources

Poignant issue or just party politics?

Easily the most poignant issue was posed by a Wecolator chair lift on the stairway.

Some noted the lack of any mention about gun control, a poignant issue in light of the shootings in Tucson.

But the Barkley episode also raises a poignant issue about the pragmatic side of college sports: employment.

"That was the most poignant issue after the Olympics, where people were criticizing me for who I was as opposed to what I did," Miller said of Turin.

"And it was something that was the most poignant issue after the Olympics, where people were criticizing me for who I was as opposed to what I did.

In its own idiosyncratic way, the film deals with topical and poignant issues.

Agency management to maintain viable populations of wildlife species has become one of the most poignant issues affecting pastoralism and wildlife in the Intermountain West today.

Elections are about whatever the poignant issues of the time are.

Lying cosily beneath the covers I skimmed the nation's most poignant issues under the Trending section on Facebook.

And in true rivalry fashion, the students' collaboration is as intense as the challenge they are choosing to undertake, be it the opposing basketball team or more poignant issues like healthy food access or affordable housing.