Sentence examples for make it sentimental from inspiring English sources

The key? Make it sentimental... wearing your late mother's veil?

Make it sentimental or fun rather than trying too hard to be cool.

The images are beautiful in the right way, honouring the subject without making it sentimental and erasing its humanity.

This will help to make it a sentimental keepsake.

"You don't want to make it sappy and sentimental," Auriemma said.

The title of her excellent new novel Next to Love may make it sound like a sentimental romance, but Feldman is quick to point out that it quotes the eminent lexicographer Eric Partridge: "War... next to love has most captured the world's imagination".

Ten Super Bowls have been played in Miami, making it the sentimental favorite for the golden anniversary game.

Sade the philosopher (not the odious, whiny sex offender) embodies the reasons, or the principle of unreason, that make it not only quixotic but sentimental to undertake the redemption of lust as a virtue — as what Blackburn calls "a pure mutuality of pleasure," and Fisher, for her sins, "a form of exercise and self-expression".

Released just after America's entrance into World War II, Casablanca's topicality and sentimental cynicism helped to make it an enormous success.

Some couples rush to the altar, and there might be a sentimental reason why: To make it possible for their ill loved ones to attend the wedding.

Not only does having too many personal effects make it appear that you're rather territorial and sentimental but it can make it hard for others to take you as seriously in the work context.