Sentence examples for distinctly sentimental from inspiring English sources
Among other things he asked her what she "did", and when she replied that she was about to enter Smith, he got distinctly sentimental.
As tinkling strains of a distinctly sentimental nature stirred from the orchestra pit, Mr. Page turned to the audience and growled most grinchily, Oh, its a ballad!
For instance, a television and print campaign with a distinctly sentimental tone encourages consumers to return to small businesses that have reopened in Lower Manhattan.
It described a distinctly Southern and grossly sentimental vision of the United States, mixing radical conservatism, anti-Communism and strident anticapitalism, with overtones of fascism.
For reasons that eluded this listener, Mr. Major has moved the action back into the 17th century, which seems distinctly at odds with the sentimental tenor of the comedy but does not otherwise detract.
His ballad playing is still lovely without being overly sentimental, and it's still distinctly Brubeck.
What is most striking about the result is the author's distinctly measured tone, which never becomes hysterical or sentimental, even when writing about painful, dramatic or unflattering situations.
Sentimental regret that the marriage did not turn out to be a happily ever-after love story is distinctly lacking, as is any sense that Murdoch, the one who, after all, filed first, had the upper hand.
