Sentence examples for poignant years from inspiring English sources

Many wept silently as they listened to the speeches, murmured the prayers and sang the anthems and hymns, their faces grim reminders of the lost loved ones, the heroes and the poignant years that were not to be.

What a weird, often sad, poignant year 2015 has been in pop culture.

And this is a particularly poignant year, since the deck has been purchased from Perry B. Duryea III and God or Goddess only knows what will be put up in its place.

The song was released in 1971; why is it so poignant thirty years later?

As does the majority of the last poignant, pathetic year.

It also reveals Mother Dolores's poignant 47-year friendship with her former fianc Don Robinson, a Los Angeles architect, who visited her regularly until his death last year.

It also reveals Mother Dolores's poignant 47-year friendship with her former fiancé, Don Robinson, a Los Angeles architect, who visited her regularly until his death last year.

This led to a poignant moment, three years later, when a chastened Brahms visited Liszt at his summer retreat in Weimar, and solemnly resumed the headlock.

At the fourth and final Grand Slam event of the tennis year, poignant goodbyes can sneak up on us, like an old friend covering our eyes from behind and saying, "Guess who".

Paradoxically, the weakest works in the exhibition are the handful that directly refer to him: Peter Blake's uninsightful screenprint The Beach Boys and Kaye Donachie's painting I Just Wasn't Made For These Times are far less poignant than 10-year-old Daria Wilson's drawing of her father.

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