Sentence examples for poignant tale from inspiring English sources
JHUMPA LAHIRI; she offers a sweeping and poignant tale of two brothers separated by geography and ideology in "The Lowland".
His most poignant tale took place after a sell-out show at Wembley.
The Story of a Marriage (Faber) by Andrew Sean Greer carried a brutal truth in a poignant tale.
Chomet's treatment of Tati's poignant tale has been much awaited since his award-winning 2003 animation, Belleville Rendez-Vous.
Though the murals now tell a poignant tale, their vivid coloring caused a stir at the time.
An excerpt of Mrs. Clinton's remarks on Mr. Chen's case, slightly compressed for space: It was a very personally poignant tale.
People experience a range of emotions - including sadness - when confronted with poignant tales from history, and tragic stories from literature.
One of the poignant tales is that of Sneha Jawale, whose husband tried to kill her by covering her in kerosene and setting her on fire.
There are creepy tales with a twist, and lighter moments of comedy too, as well as poignant tales about what our families mean to us.
His portraits of the people – and the possessions they brought with them when they fled their homes – tell their own poignant tales.
In these scores, inspired by grimly poignant tales from Kafka, Mr. Bresnick strives to create astutely structured and organic works using only minimal materials.
