Sentence examples for will be poignant from inspiring English sources

The eulogies that will follow will highlight his great accomplishments — and will be poignant and bittersweet because so few in politics are fighting these good and necessary fights.

It will be poignant, it will be funny, it will be entertaining, it will be musical, it's a celebration, Ure said, dismissing criticism of the line-up as "nonsense".

Even if they do, the derby will be poignant enough.

Some will be poignant and flowery, others lewd and blue.

The auction, on 22 November, will be a poignant event for him, however.

REMEMBRANCE DAY, the annual commemoration of Britain's war dead on November 11th, will be especially poignant this year for two reasons.

It will be a poignant moment for Robinson, 51, and one not lost on his close friends.

But perhaps no opening will be as poignant for him as the one scheduled for March 4 at the New Orleans Museum of Art.

Their clash will be especially poignant as Livingstone was suspended from the Labour party last month after he was accused of antisemitism.

The prayers will be especially poignant at the Holy Trinity Catholic church in the prosperous district of Brook Green in West London: one of four places in the city where recently exiled Christians from northern Iraq gather to worship.

The Warsaw summit will be a poignant reminder of the distance Poland has come in such a short period, from the shackles of Soviet oppression to a strong and ambitious ally.