Sentence examples for this is poignant from inspiring English sources

This is poignant, but also evasive.

This is poignant: the estate was a world-leading pioneer of council housing, whose charming arts-and-crafts architecture was based on maximising daylight to its homes, whose light will now be reduced.

This is poignant in light of the Komar and Melamid breakup; but any reference to that remains conspicuously absent, which is perhaps why it feels as if a certain vital energy is missing.

This is poignant, since Mr. McCain — the Senate's leader in reforming campaign finances — had spurned matching funds at the beginning of this year when he started with expectations of being a front-runner capable of bagging unlimited amounts of private donations.

This is poignant in 2016, a time when conservative communities across the country are unifying around intolerance of transgender people, Muslim Americans continue to face grotesque prejudice, and police brutality is high.

As I release this report in Washington DC, this moment is poignant for me.

Nevertheless, to them this realization is poignant.

The timing of this tragedy is poignant for me.

This, dare I say, is poignant.

His confession is poignant; this skilled surgeon appreciates that the element of luck transcends his expertise and experience.

The writing is poignant in this distressing opinion piece from Iron Mike Gallego on Uppercutting that becomes sadder with every line.