Sentence examples for induced nostalgia from inspiring English sources

Do they want a democrat, or has 10 years of democracy induced nostalgia for Soviet-style transfers of power?

In group situations those with induced nostalgia not only tend to feel more closely bonded with the group but also more willing to form intimate associations with strangers and to be freer in their thinking.

Not just the Estuary accent, although it induced nostalgia to hear those glo'al stops again, but the defence of centrist pragmatism.

Most people like the aroma of a new car for a variety of reasons, including smell-induced nostalgia.

Mr. Wright, a 36-year-old British filmmaker, chose the Nintendo-induced nostalgia.

If such campaign-induced nostalgia is indeed fueling Obama's surging poll numbers, then Americans who have an unfavorable opinion of both Clinton and Trump — around 25percentt of adults — should increasingly support the president.

But if you revive the memory only on occasion, the cookie-induced nostalgia may have more staying power.

In another experiment, those in nostalgic moods were asked to write essays, which were compared in a blind judging process with those of peers who'd had no induced feelings of nostalgia.

The NYC dance-rock pioneers have always been a band that induced wisps of nostalgia for something you never even experienced in their songs––"All My Friends," and "I Can Change" are indie feels classics.

The American team was bounced in the first knockout round, and gli Azzurri of Italy, who have a nostalgia-induced claim to my heart, were sent home from South Africa even earlier.

And one could imagine the same conversation between her and the aspirant jazz pianist taking place about the film itself, as director Damien Chazelle's Technicolor triumph is a nostalgia-induced revival of classic Hollywood musicals.