Sentence examples for poignant number from inspiring English sources

His first-act lament, "Days Gone By," is probably the show's most poignant number.

In the most poignant number from his new album, the father-and-son-referencing "Just Call Me, Hank, Williamss avows, "I don't care about the Hall of Fame".

One poignant number, performed twice by a reporter who encounters Tesla in the park, was the high point of this collaboration.

And there is one sweet, poignant number, "A Way Back to Then," in which Heidi wistfully recalls a childhood of Kool-Aid mustaches, dancing in the backyard and "hearing Andrea McArdle sing from the hi-fi in the den.

The most poignant number is "No-one But You (Only the Good Die Young)." Comedy is momentarily checked as Oz (Amanda Harrison) leads the Bohemians in song.

But the most poignant numbers in the wake of Ms. Hunt Lieberson's death are Mahler's Rückert Lieder, especially the soaring final arc, from "Liebst du um Schönheit" ("If You Love for Beauty") through "Um Mitternacht" ("At Midnight") to "Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen" ("I Am Lost to the World").

Cue poignant speech number two: "This anger that I feel will go to work.

During a particularly poignant instrumental number, we are afforded a glimpse into Admète's hospital room and find him flying a kite.

The song, described as "a poignant character number" performed "Against a background of the easy rhythms of soft, lilting violins," "allowed [O'Hara and Benson] to blend their voices".

"It's pretty important to me right now that this is happening, and that it's happening at this particular moment in time is poignant in a number of ways," Mr. Lombardo said in an interview after a rehearsal last week.

Not only did the 406 Palestinians figures dwarf the 2 Israeli figures, but especially poignant were the number of tiny little red figures (129 in all).