Sentence examples for a bit sentimental from inspiring English sources

I don't recall the exact words, just that I found them a bit sentimental.

It's a bit sentimental, but camaraderie and high spirits not only make a good work environment, but a great restaurant.

Lyrical, poetic, unselfconscious, very self-conscious, unsentimental, a bit sentimental, uncynical, enthusiastic, Teflon-coated, vulnerable.

Reading Adams on McCullers -- and her readings are layered, not a bit sentimental -- sent me back to "The Circus," a story by Katherine Anne Porter.

As a result, Hank's persistent keening comes off as a bit sentimental and false, like a strained attempt to beef up this comic novel with some extra emotional weight.

The lyrics, translated into English at least, are about a blooming rose in the middle of winter acting as a metaphor for the birth of Jesus, which I find a bit sentimental.

Half an hour of Christmas perfection: festive but wry, a teensy bit sentimental and very, very funny.

But, yes, I guess you could say it is a memento mori, though it would never occur to me to use that term, since it might sound a little bit sentimental.

(Though there are those of us who found its beautifully photographed sentiments a bit, well, sentimental).

It might seem, at first, that both novelists are indulging in a bit of sentimental relaxation.

It goes a reasonable way, though it depends on quite a bit of sentimental attachment.