Sentence examples for poignant meaning from inspiring English sources
Those precious heirlooms have poignant meaning as New York-based Guernsey's Auctioneers & Brokers is poised to sell off more than 5,000 relics.
He cannot see my face, nor I his, but his low, tender voice trembles as he speaks the words so full for us of poignant meaning.
Seated at a grand piano, Mr. Blier accompanied singers in works that had come to have a fresh and poignant meaning, like Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein's "The Folks Who Live on the Hill" and Frank Loesser's "Marry the Man Today".
But they do feature scenes or pages that are so immersive and psychologically poignant that meaning seeps in before we even realize it.
These stories do not feature sentences that make us stop and say "wow". But they do feature scenes or pages that are so immersive and psychologically poignant that meaning seeps in before we even realize it.
I Can't Give Everything Away pivots on the title's poignant double meaning: a refusal to explain himself and a reluctance to let go.
Mitch's shortcomings have a poignant, well-meaning quality that makes him more memorable than Blake – especially when he finally appears to be trying to launch a reality TV career on the back of his daughter's fame.
Springsteen's great empathy and understanding of Seeger's life, meaning and importance was both moving and, in retrospect, poignant.
The Greeks have the word xenitia, meaning exile, and this state gives rise to the most poignant feelings of nostalgia.
