Sentence examples for Nostalgic impulse from inspiring English sources

This nostalgic impulse must be a strong one.

Not out of some nostalgic impulse after the loss of empire.

Something as simple and low-tech as Hello Kitty seems to speak to a nostalgic impulse to get back to simpler things, simpler times," she explains.

Call it a nostalgic impulse, or simply the way the game was meant to be played, but you can almost imagine what it might be like.

It really was a concert about an album, and not much more: obliging the nostalgic impulse for a sold-out crowd, giving the catalog a watering.

What ignites Morricone, in other words, is less the nostalgic impulse than those pure, primal experiences which are destined to become the objects of nostalgia — the laying up of treasures upon earth.

200 Years of Australian Fashion honours our makers, even as it gratifies audiences's nostalgic impulses.

Connor O'Neill of The Miscellany News wrote that, "by funneling [the primary means of R&B decadence] through his diverse and diverging palette, Ocean literalizes both his nostalgic impulses and the odd future of which he is a part".

And isn't it possible that a similar impulse — well, the nostalgic one, rather than the vindictive one — moves people to include old friends at important events?

Another theory suggests that the group impulse isn't nostalgic but technological — that this year's movies are catching up with an ethos born of our constant immersion in other media.

President Obama may not be able to win over the networks anymore, but the audience he would reach there is so diminished, it's hard to find a reason that it matters outside of Americans' undying impulse to be nostalgic about everything.