Sentence examples for Is less sentimental from inspiring English sources

About main verbs he is less sentimental.

Mr. Clark is less sentimental about his seemingly inevitable departure.

The Soldier's Song, by Alan Monaghan (Pan Macmillan, £11.99) Monaghan's debut is less sentimental than its title suggests.

Mr. Gao is less sentimental; he understands how little his own choices had to do with his survival.

The working theory in "Family Circle," Susan Braudy's gripping study of generational struggle in the Boudin family, is less sentimental.

It's Only Money (1962), which featured Lewis as a TV repairman who aspires to be a private detective, is less sentimental than the standard Lewis vehicle.

I'm less sentimental than I used to be, more transient.

As I acclimated to New York life, I became less and less sentimental.

Though Gessen later describes the ways in which Harbach improved the novel in subsequent drafts ("more compact, less sentimental, funnier"), I think it's fair to say that a lightness of tone and style (and to a lesser extent of subject matter) has persisted into the published version of the book.

"My kids were far less sentimental than I thought they would be.

"I see Mr. Bewkes as being less sentimental about divisions than Mr. Parsons," said Thomas Eagan, an analyst for Oppenheimer & Company.