Meanings of poignant story in English

Donal Ryan: A beautifully written and poignant story, atmospheric and very memorable.

To force a climax upon this poignant story would be to spoil it.

The poignant story clearly refers back to Panahi's claustrophobic situation.

One in particular revealed a poignant story of silent suffering.

It's a moving, poignant story, that packs an emotional punch.

Their major-label debut is a poignant story about young love and its potential tragic twists.

Gone Home is a remarkable achievement, and piecing together its poignant story will stick with me forever.

The most poignant story for Genevieve was that of a mother, who was self-conscious about her stretch marks.

A poignant story brilliantly told.

The book, though short, is also a finely tuned evocation of a period and an incredibly poignant story of mental breakdown.

He tells a poignant story from his own experience navigating back to shore after getting disoriented in fog while kayaking off Cape Cod.

The company offers three $US10,000 grants to Instagram photographers from "under represented communities" who are telling a particularly poignant story through their online posts.

Those veterans we moved had beautiful and poignant stories of the places they had been during the war.

Grace Gifford married Joseph Mary Plunkett in Kilmainham Jail in what became one of the most poignant stories arising out of the Rising.

One of the most poignant stories of the Edwardian age, Scotts' expedition has been resurrected by the Sydney Symphony Orchestra in words, music and images.