Examples of using Poignant in English and their translations into Russian
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Mr and Mrs Poignant!
Ah, Mr Poignant!
There are some really poignant shots of homeless people.
Pierce, you're not usually so poignant.
This statement, made over 20 years ago, continues to be a poignant reminder of our obligation to leave a valuable legacy to the following generations.
It was wonderful, poignant even! And now… you have completely mooted it by committing murder again!
Entertainment Weekly's Kim Moran called it a"uncompromising, poignant examination of racism"
slab in the floor, is a poignant reminder of the appalling loss of life during World War I.
becoming"a poignant symbol of the city's incuriosity and forgetfulness.
After his performance of Beethoven's Emperor Concerto at WUK Kulturhaus he was described in the Austrian press as… a technically brilliant pianist imbued with a poignant lyricism and genuine profundity.
Brodsky's city is filled with light and poignant nostalgia accompanied with a snowfall and The Beatles song.
That's very sweet of you… and also very poignant because… I believe that that's a great place to start,
so poignant it is almost like a presence.
There are two poignant examples that illustrate this unfair and irrational world power architecture.
Yossarian's comical, yet poignant dilemmas put the incongruities of life in an unbearably sharp focus for us.
He started writing his poignant poem while he was still hiding outside the ghetto walls
the fact that the costume was made by professional tailors and poignant quality industrial sewing machines,
what the great amusement, or rather the poignant sting of the last word,"Dixon",
select poignant music, write evocative text,
Everyone has their favourite Grand Theft Auto Easter egg- there are hundreds of them- but we love the poignant drama of this one.