Sentence examples for extremes of sentimentalism from inspiring English sources

The cloying extremes of sentimentalism never get a look in.

Mr. Friedman's slanted history of U.S. military intervention around the world wreaks of sentimentalism.

Hoock sneers a little at the letter (as "drenched in the language of sentimentalism").

With Mr. Frears's gentle guidance, she delivers a performance remarkable in its art and lack of sentimentalism.

Abroad Sterne became the "high priest of sentimentalism," and as such had a profound impact upon continental letters in the second half of the 18th century.

The Victorian mixture of sentimentalism and moralism is not so alien to the era of Dr Drew, VH1's Behind the Music and Celebrity Rehab.

He became the most famous proponent of sentimentalism.

(This is a clear case in which epistemic and metaphysical variants of sentimentalism come apart).

Although response-dependency is an essential aspect of sentimentalism, not all such theories accept normative reduction.

The Missing Normativity Problem is certainly one of the main outstanding challenges to any reductivist version of sentimentalism.

Reid takes pains to refute arguments from Hume (and to a lesser extent, Smith) for non-cognitivist forms of sentimentalism.