Sentence examples for getting sentimental about from inspiring English sources

I must be getting sentimental about the impending finale of this series on jazz landmarks.

Getting sentimental about this, however, would involve becoming an advocate rather than a sceptic.

Younger designers hearing me talk this way react as if I'm getting sentimental about the days when we all used to churn our own butter.

Wiesenthal is old, and maybe he is getting sentimental about Austria, or maybe age has made him susceptible to what Dr. Leupold-Löwenthal calls "the other Austrian disease" — "the situation is hopeless but not serious" disease.

Oldham has been careful to avoid getting sentimental about days gone by, and he goes out of his way to remind listeners that he doesn't want to be heard as an alternative to the new, seemingly normal America.

While the rest of the developed world is circling Africa like a kettle of vultures, the French seem to be getting sentimental about the aesthetics of their old colonies.

"I don't get sentimental about places".

"People get sentimental about these things," Mr. Douglas said.

"We do get sentimental about it," she said.

Still, it's hard for me not to get sentimental about HMV's slide into administration.

Though Mr. Redstone and Mr. Dauman tend to engender fear in opponents, it's hard not to get sentimental about their decades-long bromance.