Sentence examples for poignant trip from inspiring English sources

The new video, released Sunday, is a poignant trip down memory lane for both father and sons.

Email us at: [email protected] For journalist Leah Milner, life became a poignant nostalgia trip when she moved back into her family home.

—  BARRY SONNENFELD, director of "Men in Black 3," opening May 25 Y Tu Mamá También (2001) Alfonso Cuarón's absurdly poignant road trip saga "Y Tu Mamá También" is my quintessential summer movie.

Their remarks underscored the intricate ties between John Paul and Poland that form a poignant backdrop to this trip.

Perhaps the most poignant moments of the trip occurred the day after the game in Johannesburg when the players and officials from the South African and American teams met Nelson Mandela, South Africa's former president and international symbol of the fight against apartheid.

He nods when it is put to him that 60% of the population in the Gambia live in poverty and goes on to explain how he tries to do all he can to make a small difference whenever he returns to his homeland, where every trip is poignant because of the opportunity it gives him to visit the grave of his mother, who died when he was a child.

The trip is poignant and personal.

What makes Fermor's long-ago trip even more poignant today is that he began his trip in 1933, shortly before so much of what he encountered and brings so gloriously to life was obliterated forever.

It's beautiful, fascinating stuff and, as Andy points out, it's poignant seeing it after the trip we just made.

Her situation is poignant, because on her first trip to Manhattan, one snowy day in January 1996, Ms. Sethi decided that she liked its bustle, tall buildings and varied cuisine.

That refusal to extinguish hope, is why this trip was particularly poignant for us.