add poignancy

Adding poignancy to the project is the reality of what transpired after the Custer expedition returned home.

Yet he knew he would not hesitate to do it, and that knowledge added poignancy to his sense of guilt.

This adds poignancy and increases the emotional stakes, but not in any sentimental way.

But the way it has been touched adds poignancy and richness to the place, a human history as well as natural beauty.

The competition must have added poignancy for Welsh representatives and they must feel a great weight of expectancy.

The situation has added poignancy because it involves a school, a noble and underfinanced institution.

Although not directly illustrative of the artist's story, these details add considerable poignancy to her tale.

This has added poignancy as it was placed there in 1964.

It added poignancy to her distress over the letters.

Mr. Larson's death added poignancy, but those involved with the show feel sentimentality has not been a factor in the response.