Sentence examples for was really poignant from inspiring English sources
"I don't know what movie it was, but I remembered that phrase which I thought was really poignant - when you are under pressure that's really what people see.
When I was a little girl and my mum left home, this song was in the charts and it was really poignant for me.
It came on, and I burst into tears, and then another one came on that was really poignant... record after record came on like that.
"Some pieces are really poignant, and some are less so," she said politely but mildly.
"It's really poignant when you consider how many of those miles were put on this car by Clark Gable himself, " Mr. Gooding said.
What is really poignant is less the theme of war and consumerism than the attempted return to a lost suburban paradise of child's play.
"It's really poignant," said John Columbus, director of the Black Maria, noting that it has an "economy of form" characteristic of Mr. Schnall's work.
"But as I finished the script, I thought, 'You know, maybe this is the one: a) it takes place in Boston — I understand the characters and the world they live in; b) it already has a story architecture, so I won't have to make one up; and c) it has an ending that's really poignant.
That's really poignant," said National Trust Director Fiona Reynolds.
But those collaborations are really poignant, and the spiralling point of the project.
