Sentence examples for poignant structure from inspiring English sources

The novel's poignant structure gradually emerges: the Wang family are not just reuniting in the US, but will together look to China, where their father is determined to discover what he may have left behind.

It was reassuring to find "Jardin," his masterpiece, in good shape everywhere, its dramatic details and musical structure growing more poignant on each viewing.

Each structure is as poignant and emblematic as the next, it is surely only a matter of time before they are afforded protected heritage status.

The monumental rendering of such a flimsy, ephemeral structure stands in poignant contrast to another refugee encampment on show, which occupies an ambiguous place in Venice's Giardini between the national pavilions and the central pavilion.

'They came at seven to our village, the janjaweed militia,' she says, the fact that she mentions the time seeming a poignant effort to give some structure to the evil that followed.

Indeed, in this year of black resistance, the message of Finn's character appears to be that it is only those people who have lived nearest the heart of the heart of oppression that can dismantle its deadly structure is especially poignant.

A typical signal of Mn2+ with a scarcely resolved hyperfine structure accompanied by poignant signal of Mn4+ can be seen, which corroborates the valences of Mn in the sample.

But the talk subtly nudges you into thinking about the failure of most social structures and the poignant hopes for comfort and security that we pour into them.

The advice about hiding behind sturdy structures seems particularly poignant in the wake of the revelation that a man was killed by a stray bullet in his home during the attack on the Bataclan concert hall in Paris, according to newspaper Ouest-France.  .

He accentuates the aura of sound by structuring it into a poignant stimulation of audiovisual synthaesthesia.

struggles to find a consistent tone, its episodic structure veering from farcical to poignant to dangerously raw.