Sentence examples for poignant parallel from inspiring English sources
[Laughs.] It was visually evocative and painterly, and it was also a poignant parallel to the very first episode, when Bran was tossed from the window by Tommen's father, Jaime.
The work of San Francisco-based choreographer Milissa Payne Bradley wittily evokes the thermochemical reaction that produces water - without getting tiresomely literal about it - thereby conveying a whimsical and poignant parallel to the dynamics of intimate human encounters.
It draws several clever and poignant parallels between the difficulties homosexual men face in 2013 and the struggle Superman faces trying to lead a double life as Clark Kent and be accepted by those who know his truth. .
The introduction by Mia Fineman is a parallel collection of funny and poignant quotes and definitions of who they are, these unkosher ladies.
This parallel could be seen in a particularly poignant fashion in the independence referendum in Kurdistan that was held just before the Catalan vote.
"It's just a record review". * Evokes poignant memories of a childhood family vacation as a parallel to the warm performance given by ensemble performers on a Nanci Griffith record.
But however well these plans succeed, they are particularly poignant given the yard's rocky past, a period of decline that seemed to parallel that of all Brooklyn.
Hilarious, poignant and full of unexpected gems, Be Frank with Me illuminates the strange ways literature can parallel life, and introduces readers to one of the most charming, lovable and maddening children in fiction.
The juxtaposition of the hustle and bustle of a new school year with the parallel universe where families are fighting simply for their child to survive is a poignant one.
