Sentence examples for the poignant process from inspiring English sources

In his memoir, "Almost a Family," the former New York Times reporter and editor John Darnton describes the poignant process of examining and debunking the elaborately constructed defenses erected to cushion a boy growing up without a father.

We passed the poignant Dounreay Atomic Reactor, in the process of being decommissioned, and Tony recalled the mid-1980s when "girls in short skirts" showed visitors around, and this was the future.

The poignant melody of the Andante unfolded with dignified resignation.

The disc opens with the poignant "Herio Bichebo".

The poignant end was a long time coming.

The Poignant Tale of Two Fake Celebrity Porn Addicts.

The poignant words of the late Willet Whitmore, M.D., may prove most prophetic.

The drawing that emerged at the end of the process is passionate, energized, poignant.

There is something poignant about the process, the systematic destruction of these unwanted, in some cases never used, components.

The most poignant theme of the interviews was the search for the "why?" which still preoccupied most of the parents.

The most poignant of the club motifs is Liverpool's.