Sentence examples for poignant point from inspiring English sources

In contrast, The Quiet American's narrative revolves around a more poignant point along the same arc.

It is here that Mourinho provides a poignant point of contrast for anybody with a creeping AVB-crush.

Cohabitation is hell, but Mr. Shawn makes the devastating, poignant point that it wouldn't hurt nearly as much if we didn't need and want it.

A street artist set out to make a poignant point about deadly school shootings with his latest guerrilla stunt.

This is an especially poignant point for American indigenous peoples, who suffered generations of forced linguistic assimilation in residential boarding schools.

Regardless of whether it's genuine or a "made-for-TV moment," Clendening's story prompts a poignant point: The disorder is not one-size-fits-all.

"These are very poignant points in time.

One of the most poignant points made by Kennedy was that poor communities often suffer the most from environmental devastation, yet they are least equipped to fight it.

The paper addresses some of the poignant points of local community livelihood struggles whilst discussing the Lake Kutubu villagers as they host an oil company in their pristine backyards in Papua New Guinea (PNG).

So impressed with @TheDailyShow Jon....so many poignant points.things have to change.

By projecting animated versions of his cartoons on the walls of his parties, "you can get people to smile at each other at poignant points of the night, which is a beautiful thing".