Sentence examples for poignant to learn from inspiring English sources

It is terrifically poignant to learn that Ms. Keaton, whose public personality was that of someone so charmingly addled, had to deal so seriously with her mother's mounting confusion.

It's a poignant lesson to learn on a day that the junior doctors are on strike because a tissue of lies by the obstinate Jeremy Hunt about weekend deaths in NHS hospitals.

And it is poignant to see two personifications of Jake.

It was poignant, undeniably poignant, to watch Masters champion Phil Mickelson with his arms locked around his wife Amy just off the 18th green on Sunday.

So poignant to see the handwriting of a dead person.

This, of course, is one of life's most poignant lessons, but I didn't need to learn it at age 7. I think we'd all be better off believing in magic a little longer.

Shows like "Family Feud" and "The Price is Right" are awesomely entertaining, but it might surprise you to learn that the hosts of these programs actually have some pretty poignant perspective on life.

Nathan lies to his partner Elena and leans heavily on his friend Sully, but has to learn to be less selfish and irresponsible – a lesson made all the more urgent and poignant by the arrival of his troubled brother, Sam.

A candid and poignant reflection of one man's battle with depression, this is my favourite sentiment in the piece: "I have depression and, like my asthma, it's something I have to learn to live with".

What is perhaps more poignant is a relentless need to create, to develop and learn, and to play to more than your mam and your girlfriend in a dingy, sweaty pub.

Using these new Learning Machines, participants vote on a series of choices, all dichotomies or binaries that range from "the poignant to the absurd".