She begins to question, with great poignancy, what her son's sacrifice was for.
There are many moments of almost unbearable poignancy in the film.
Particularly appreciated was the pathos of the narrative, the realism of the setting and the poignancy of the acting performances.
Stories are played with humour, poignancy, urgency, anger, despair, hope, compassion, and love.
Here, the dangers and potentialities of a ' real love affair ' are outlined with affecting poignancy.
The whole event and context was memorable for its historical and cultural poignancy.
There is today a poignancy about their invention both of a new taxonomy of housing design and of a concept of social architecture.
