Sentences with word «poignant»

Small works are not studies, but rather a look into the restrictive process of decision making on a conscientious scale, resulting in poignant, meaningful gestures.

Only two of the most poignant of these I will relate.

A surprisingly poignant story of a family's love.

And those efficiencies are even more poignant in the gifted community, I think, just because you can achieve efficiencies of scale more easily online than in a physical classroom.

The movie is fun and often funny, with poignant moments of familial bonding, getting to know new people, and learning more about oneself.

For my money, there's nothing quite as poignant as the uneven quality of a hand - painted line.

Funny, great story line with poignant references to real - life issues, cute, great animation and lovable characters!

This blog I wrote about childcare is feeling particularly poignant for me today, on the eve of the kids going back to school and me going back to work.

Standing homework for my couples is to revisit a particularly poignant moment of connection that occurred in the session.

Creating complex networks of reference they are poignant reminders of the profound relation between aesthetics and politics.

- into a surprisingly poignant tale about love and forgiveness.

Although this film's plot may sound depressing, it is truly a very poignant story about the bonds between a mother and child and how it affects the surrounding relationships.

08, the moment was especially poignant as she brought five of her eight grandchildren — all under aged six — across the stage to receive her diploma.

Both books are honest, poignant portraits of young women on the brink of tumultuous change, facing the harsh reality of a world that may not be too thrilled with who they are.

Yet the filmmakers decided to feature more poignant scenes that just do not gel with this type of comedy.

It is a tender moment made more poignant by a highlight reel of their journey together in reverse chronological order.

The subtle on - screen chemistry between father and son gives this sweet and poignant drama a solid emotional base.

It goes without saying that lessons learned on the battlefield serve as poignant examples for leadership in action; after all, people's lives are at stake.

The article makes poignant and crucial points about the importance of quality in early childhood education, especially for disadvantaged populations.

That combination is what makes the film so poignant.

Finally, we ask ourselves possibly the most poignant question of all — Should not the community have a say - so in the definition of terms of mental health?

The piece offers poignant insight about proximity, both spatial and ideological.

Among the most poignant images in the exhibition are the portraits of immigrants who told their stories to the photographers.

Some of the most poignant times of healing came during the weekly sessions I had with my counselor.

I was grateful for that and it ended up being a very poignant way to end the movie.

Can the narrator can change proximity to create poignant moments for participants?

The system could even analyse its own creations to choose the most poignant piece.

The Disaster Artist is an endearing tale of friendship and chasing your dreams that packs a surprisingly poignant punch.

Men of few but poignant words capture the heart of what learning is all about.

The writing is energetic but also poignant, as many of these highly imagined stories engage with raw and disturbing realities.

A funny, often poignant tale of boy meets girl with a twist: what if one of them couldn't stop slipping in and out of time?

Once I started to recognize how fleeting and precious certain moments are, I saw they are much more poignant when we let them simply be of that moment.

Probably one of the most poignant films out at the moment.

In honor of the comedic genius and award - winning actor's birthday, we look back at 10 of his most poignant statements in life and film.

To some degree it can be remembered and memory gives poignant pleasure.

She shared poignant stories of the infants, toddlers, and preschoolers she has lovingly cared for during the past 17 years.

A subtle and poignant tribute to those wounded and killed in war.

Still, if a superb art style and poignant narrative is enough to keep you interested, then it's definitely a worth acquisition.

But it is a rebellion that has a strange and poignant love at the center of it.

Yet there's also something poignant about these pictures.

One incredibly poignant moment was when bits of a statue fell to the ground and became a split egg, with the white and yolk spills go onto the ground.

He spent his leisure time studying butterflies and writing poignant scientific papers on his results.

The dance was one of the most special and poignant parts of the day for the bride and her dad.

It also stakes new claims on methods and narratives that the artist will hopefully continue to explore to poignant ends.

One of the most beautiful and poignant final scenes in film history.