Sentence examples for poignant warmth from inspiring English sources

The focused purity and poignant warmth of his sound are ideal for this music.

But then Mr. Kissin would re-enter with smoldering authority, bringing poignant warmth (never sentimentality) to passages often played with cool astringency.

Monica Zamora was fascinating as the Striptease Girl, looking more like a brassy Liliane Montevecchi than a vulnerable Suzanne Farrell in her black bodystocking, but gradually revealing a more poignant warmth.

Now and then there were flashes of his youthful vocal splendor: virile sound, throbbing warmth, poignant beauty.

At one point, when members of the Brotherhood are instructed by their leaders to leave Tahrir, Magdy decides to stay, and as Mr. Morsi's actions in office cause resentment and division, he suffers a crisis of loyalty made all the more poignant by the warmth and generosity of his temperament.

Indeed, males are famous for their cheap, abbreviated gametes, and their poignant need for the warmth and wealth of the comparatively massive female sex cell to realize their dreams of immortality.

Her personal, poignant songs are lent rich warmth by her backing band, with No Hope in the Air a tingling highlight.

What might seem formulaic becomes an intriguingly fresh and poignant love story as Chul Min slowly melts under the warmth of Jung-hwa's charm.

By 1959, her voice no longer had the soft warmth of her earlier recordings, but there's a cracked, poignant dignity and wisdom to this reading, from a session that had her back to somewhere near top form.

It's a reminder that even back then he was a master of nostalgia, capturing the subtle warmth of pleasant times just out of reach made all the more poignant here by the recursiveness of this remix.

They do indeed, as Cooke intends, make you want to cheer … There is warmth and lightness of spirit to this book: it is witty, intelligent, kind and poignant".