Examples of 'particularly poignant' in a sentence
Meaning of "particularly poignant"
particularly poignant - Refers to something that is especially emotionally touching or evocative
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He laughs less was one particularly poignant observation.
It was particularly poignant for me after what happened last year.
Tell us a tale you find particularly poignant.
This is particularly poignant for pediatric clinical pharmacology.
I found the last photo particularly poignant.
This a particularly poignant case.
The question of funding this work is particularly poignant.
Was one particularly poignant observation.
His interpretation of declamatory style songs is particularly poignant.
Door opens was one particularly poignant observation.
Particularly poignant to Swansea is also the issue of the transfer market.
His death was particularly poignant.
And particularly poignant to us in Britain because we used to own and run Africa.
This point was particularly poignant.
This is particularly poignant given his older brother is one of the victims.
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Two spots were particularly poignant.
The story of the Ghouta chemical attack of last year is particularly poignant.
Two particularly poignant moments.
The last words of a prophet are particularly poignant and significant.
Are particularly poignant.
The tale of Marissa is particularly poignant.
But this work is particularly poignant in its heartbreaking engagement with the refugee crisis.
The question of the safety of United Nations personnel proved particularly poignant.
The end is particularly poignant.
The situation for the Musqueam Indian Band is a particularly poignant one.
One seemed particularly poignant.
A particularly poignant example was furnished by a young couple, deeply in love.
His death is particularly poignant.
It is particularly poignant therefore that in the very week that Sir James died.
Kevin 's own vocation is a particularly poignant example.
This is a particularly poignant celebration given Cambodia 's recent history.
The film 's ending is particularly poignant.
A theme that's particularly poignant in relation to the issues we face today.
But that afternoon, was particularly poignant.
This is a particularly poignant issue for Antico.
Not only was it the last before his arrest, but it was also particularly poignant.
This research is therefore particularly poignant as it marks a significant breakthrough in scientific knowledge.
Perhaps because of this backdrop, the suffering of the author was particularly poignant for me.
Zoe Saldana posted a particularly poignant message to her late friend.
Illarionov 's reference to Lysenkoism was particularly poignant.
There was one particularly poignant moment in the program,.
The special insert for Eucharistic Prayer 3 is particularly poignant.
This is particularly poignant with me, because I am a fan on this series.
Catherine 's description of her isolation is particularly poignant even though she is currently a student.
It is particularly poignant as Mozart was only 35 when he died.
It can be read any time, but it is particularly poignant in November.
They are particularly poignant today, the International Day of Peace.
Captain Joseph Siler's story was particularly poignant.
Mogollón tells of a particularly poignant encounter she had while visiting inside La Tramacúa,.
The character of " Boy " stands out as particularly poignant.
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