Sentence examples for poignant work from inspiring English sources
Performed straight, this poignant work would have provided a welcome moment of repose.
But so did I, because in the end this is a musically rich, audacious and inexplicably poignant work.
Soloists performed with distinction, ending with achingly poignant work from Michael Sachs, the principal trumpeter, in the aria theme.
It's a poignant work, set in the suburb where he grew up, and centered around the theme of teen angst.
The F minor Impromptu was especially striking, with Brendel probing deep below the surface of this poignant work.
She's a poignant work in progress: gawky, eager, quick to blush, easy to wound and — the grace note of this performance — with a generosity that makes her lovable.
(With keen comic timing, Mr Sands adds: "That poem is called 'Democracy'").But Pinter's most poignant works are his love poems.
One of Ms. Piper's best known and most poignant works remains her small 1981 pencil drawing with the self-explanatory title, "Self-Portrait Exaggerating My Negroid Features".
He saw himself as a political artist and one of his most poignant works can be found in front of the Rothko Chapel in Houston, Texas.
The setting was perfect: a quiet space with tall, white arches framing poignant works that showed a zany sense of humour.
Richard Strauss elegised this tradition in his last few, poignant works including Metamorphosen and Four Last Songs, but the young Karlheinz Stockhausen wanted none of it.
