Speaking of their predecessors, Beyond also weaves in a tribute to the late, lamented Leonard Nimoy, whose Spock-Prime was there to raise the curtain on the reboot in '09, that's poignant and perfect, and I defy any longtime fan not to feel something in their eye.
The wild winter beach of St Cyrus, a national nature reserve in Aberdeenshire, is the perfect poignant place for Valentine's Day.
Sara Bareilles' bittersweet "Smile" scored a formidable in memoriam list, while Billy Crystal's paean to Robin Williams was poignant, personal and perfect.
Last night, as I listened to Michelle Obama tell her poignant story with perfect timing, my wife handed me a tissue.
Their albums become more like cherished family photo albums that have been scored with the most perfect, poignant, inescapable melodies that have the power through both sight and sound, to first nuture and then transport us to the outermost reaches of our collective hearts.
This makes perfect and poignant sense to anyone who has lost a beloved pet.
But near the end of Thursday's concert, when he recited an abridged version of the lyrics for "The Man That Got Away," interpreted as Ira's elegy for George, whom he survived by 46 years, the concept made perfect — and poignant — sense.
But in this instance, I think it is poignant, and maybe even perfect, that we know that we know, and yet do not know quite how we know: that we and God and Torah together are One.
Marilynne Robinson's long-awaited "Gilead" has been described as "poignant," "absorbing," "lyrical," "meditative" and "perfect".
September 9 , 1965 I recall like it was yesterday listening with bated breath as he gave life to a most poignant moment in Sandy Koufax's perfect game when with one out in the ninth; he commented: "I would think that the mound at Dodger Stadium right now is the loneliest place on earth".
