Sentence examples for cause nostalgia from inspiring English sources

Also, if you orientate the set so the coffee shop's counter is the focus, the stage picture wouldn't just cause nostalgia pangs for Friends, but would subconsciously remind viewers of another great NBC juggernaut: Cheers.

There are the smells of food, the sound of sweet milk whipping in a small tin pan, over the stove, the sound and beat of merengue, as I learned how to count the steps and sway just right, the cousins, the laughter, games, movies, and all the things that burn into the memory and cause nostalgia.

Perhaps "Prison Sex" causes nostalgia to boil in the loins of these mullet heads, longing for more hot nights in the joint with Goatlard and T-Mack.

Primed before his virgin footsteps in Seattle (by a fondly nostalgic Gore Vidal) to expect "the city that San Francisco says it is but isn't", Raban now has cause for nostalgia of his own, of the wry rather than the dewy-eyed variety.

If the precise causes of nostalgia were open to debate, so too were its cures.

Having learned that it was Burmese Hummus — one of my favorites, as it happens, even though it is not hummus and would not cause pangs of nostalgia in the most homesick Burmese — they might order Burmese Hummus, only to have Eve shake her head wearily.

That fact was the cause of much nostalgia during the most recent round of No Child Left Behind reauthorization talks -- because it's not exactly true anymore.

A bit of nostalgia caused Gerald Krovatin, a well-known criminal defense lawyer, to move his law office from the suburbs to the building's 19th floor in December.

What causes this unhealthy nostalgia?

It seems as if the entire world is in a state of nostalgia caused by the viral game Pokémon Go, but amidst all the fun there are some potential dangers that gamers and parents should pay attention to.

He searched for the efficient cause of his acute nostalgia, and found it was Molly Brammel, and a specific evening, forty years ago, at Margaret's.