Sentence examples for poignant lesson from inspiring English sources

Once again, the sport has taught me a poignant lesson about grace, gratitude and the fragility of everything we attempt to build.

"Martha," a giggle-inducing, ultimately poignant lesson in the power of friendship from a Scottish company called Catherine Wheels is a little charmer, playing through Sunday.

It's a poignant lesson to learn on a day that the junior doctors are on strike because a tissue of lies by the obstinate Jeremy Hunt about weekend deaths in NHS hospitals.

It was an important, poignant lesson for my classmates and me.

Perhaps the most poignant lesson, stated again and again and again, was the notion that the biggest enemy in investing is our own impatience.

This was a poignant lesson for me as a young boy.

While these competition shows are wispy entertainment, the daily life documentary reality shows actually offer some poignant lessons about our culture.

This, of course, is one of life's most poignant lessons, but I didn't need to learn it at age 7. I think we'd all be better off believing in magic a little longer.

Now that it's filled with vibrant sounds of renewal, the poignant lessons from this comeback story can help us all drive success in our companies, careers, and communities.

A vivid and poignant example of this hard lesson came from Kathy, 78.

Do try to offer some humor, emotion or a poignant life lesson.