Sentence examples for incite nostalgia from inspiring English sources
Such flag bearers eventually incite nostalgia, no matter how distasteful they seem in hindsight.
The C.P.T.'s approach to time incites nostalgia for Jacques Lacan, the notoriously inscrutable French psychoanalyst who, among other things, introduced the variable-length therapy session.
Mad Men also incites nostalgia for one of the most politically chaotic and artistically creative decades in American history.
A final round of applause goes to Jeremy Scott for inciting waves of nostalgia: for Saturday mornings spent watching Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Saved by the Bell and Looney Tunes cartoons.
For example, its value may be to evoke nostalgia, to incite anger or to impart beauty.
There was something about the way the cream coated the jelly as it melted in the heat of the mouth that makes jelly and cream one of those nostalgia foods that incite all manner of responses, from utterly delicious to, well, downright disgusting.
An authentic Italian gesture which incited a lovely moment of nostalgia for twirling pasta with my grandma as a kid.
A certain nostalgia comes through in each piece, even as they might incite a sense of foreboding in viewers.
