Sentence examples for blast of nostalgia from inspiring English sources

Even the N.F.L. scouting combine news was good for a blast of nostalgia for the days when people expected actual football games to happen.

There she wrote her first, famous novel about her childhood, The Country Girls, in a blast of nostalgia and relief at all she had left behind.

Baked alaska, looking like a meringued butte, was a sweet blast of nostalgia, while a chocolate-and-orange tart tasted as if it came in a box of fine candy.

If you like Final Fantasy games, this is a great blast of nostalgia, but if you're new to the series, it might just be the ideal introduction to the series.

Is it a last gasp of a decayed imperialism, a blast of nostalgia for a time when Britain was not a "fragmenting post-Christian society"; or is it a sign of things to come, when the whole world will be harmoniously united under the triumphal values of our most priceless export commodity, democracy, exemplified by the shining examples of Iraq, Afghanistan and Kenya?

The "Flirty Fruit" body wash ($12) is a blast of playground nostalgia.

All of which is fairly smoothly integrated into the flow of the jam session, but is incidental to the real purpose of the show, which is to let the performers cut loose on a hit parade of early favorites, providing the audience with blast after blast of sweet nostalgia.

Ready for a blast of late 90's fighting game nostalgia?

Is it possible that if you put aside your nostalgia for a moment you will come to see the truth of why these lyrics are talking to you? 1. Routledge, C, et al (2008) A blast from the past: The terror management function of nostalgia.

"The Shining" still makes for a rough ride, but it's also full of nostalgia; the early '90s in New York was a blast, and this retains something of that era's rawness.

IN THE AGE OF NOSTALGIA The "Roseanne" credits are the epitome of a blast from the past.