poignant造句

Along the way she tells a poignant, bittersweet story.

One question Anderson asked that I thought poignant: “Is Assange a dangerous troublemaker or a hero?”

That is why in this literature we find such poignant, such exuberant, such unbridled expression.

An instrumental guitar piece of incredibly poignant beauty, I played it and sobbed until the sandpaper did its worst.

For indeed it is a most poignant area of gravitational anomaly and thus time-space dimensional concentricity.

Who else could move so seamlessly from social anthem to floor burner, fleet hip hop to cosmic rock, vintage funk to poignant folk ballad?

One is a poignant death notice for "Comrade Fear" -the once omnipresent and omnipotent embodiment of the totalitarian regimes, newly toppled by candles, flags and courage.

This is especially poignant when the body cannot be found/rescued and no burial plan can be offered as occurs in aviation accidents or multi-building fires.

Particularly poignant was a scream overheard when he was canoeing through the "putrid exhalations" of mangrove swamps in the Brazilian interior.

Nothing could be so poignant and so terrible as this face, wherein was displayed all that may be designated as the evil of the good.

They range from larger-than-life statues of Akhenaten to exquisitely sculpted reliefs and dazzling jewelry to such poignant reminders of everyday life as a perfectly preserved child's sandal.

Anyone who takes life advice from those columns of hers needs to have their head examined stat... there is nothing poignant, thought-provoking or even educational in her rambling.