Sentence examples for poignant memory from inspiring English sources

He has one poignant memory, though.

Two fairly recent ones, "Simply Disconnected" (a sequel to "Otherwise Engaged") and "The Late Middle Classes" (a poignant memory play inspired by his childhood), have never been staged in London.

If you lived in a middle-class community in Chicago, children and adults came daily to the door saying, 'We are starving, how about a potato?' I speak from poignant memory".

Yet the most poignant memory came afterwards when Xavi Hernández and Andrea Pirlo, two of the sport's authentic greats, embraced on the pitch, knowing it would be their last occasion for two clubs they have distinguished with their presence.

I have one poignant memory of him teaching me how to wash myself in the bathtub.

2. Let them know that you have a funny or poignant memory of a time that you spent together.

For Françoise Barré-Sinoussi, San Francisco holds poignant memories.

Your article indeed brought back some poignant memories.

But stumbling on that abandoned score years later brought back poignant memories.

David Thomson's eloquent evocation of the magic of movie stills stirred poignant memories in me.

Yet, beyond their family breakthrough, Burgess's poignant memories of his father resonate.