"poignant narrative" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a story or account that is deeply moving and emotionally touching. Example: The novel was praised for its richly detailed characters and poignant narrative, leaving readers overwhelmed with both sadness and joy.
The poignant narrative centres on a family affiliated with the Liberals whose members are destroyed by the government.
He crafts a deeply poignant narrative that's unafraid of personal sentiments but never succumbs to sentimentality.
In unscripted testimony, he led the panel through his personal Sept. 11, a poignant narrative that captivated the audience.
Steroid component and controversy aside, there is a poignant narrative to their relationship, a testament to familial loyalty in La-La Land.
So when the New York catwalks were centralized under a big tent there in 1993, it made a poignant narrative to show the clothes just a couple of blocks from where they were being created.
There is a hint of such poignant narrative in one or two of the new works by the Vancouver-based artist, but most purvey only semi-clever ideological commentary.
Ken Rus Schmoll's witty semi-staging, which incorporated animal props, kept the pace moving throughout the surreal and poignant narratives.
One of the most poignant narratives is that of Ken Jones, a black naval officer (Jonathan Majors) who later becomes a community organizer (Michael K. Williams).
In his final chapter, Despommier serves up something different: poignant narratives depicting 1) a cluster of African men plagued with river blindness; and 2) a Chinese boy who develops sparganosis following treatment with a frog poultice.
And he ultimately recognized enough reality, and clung to enough dignity, to make Mr. Larson's powerful, poignant historical narrative a transportingly true story.
Jerry Moriarty, who was picked by the comic book artist Art Spiegelman, paints poignant autobiographical narratives in a brusquely simplified realistic style and in oddly muted acidic colors.
