Sentence examples for growing nostalgia from inspiring English sources

Many young thinkers on the right are critical of the growing nostalgia for the 1930s and the Horthy cult.

Now, however, there is a growing nostalgia for the Tigers, said a veteran Tamil rights activist in Jaffna.

A growing nostalgia for the Eighties may help explain why other defunct technologies and formats are also making a comeback.

The growing nostalgia for that era among members of Generation X explains the impetuous for the tour.

One aspect is a growing nostalgia for Ceausescu's rule, including among Romanians who were spared rationing, propaganda and political controls.

How does one explain the growing nostalgia for mood rings, pet rocks, platform shoes, fern bars, "discomania" and other artifacts from the 1970's?

This is just the latest piece of a quickly growing '90s-nostalgia puzzle.

The growing trend for nostalgia has caused a sharp rise in the value of deceased celebrities' brands for product promotions, according to several marketing and branding experts.

The return of the Generation Game is a further sign of television's growing appetite for nostalgia, coming days after ITV announced it was bringing back Sunday Night at the London Palladium.

Mark's growing obsession with nostalgia drives him into a breakdown (in one painfully funny scene, he rides a cable car up and down above the city all day in pursuit of an intense but ever-diminishing sense of engagement with the past), while also occasioning several inspired meditations on the treacherous nature of nostalgia itself.

Around the streets of Athens, there is a growing sense of nostalgia for the drachma, Greece's pre-euro currency.