Sentence examples for make sentimental from inspiring English sources

I don't want to make sentimental work, that's what I hate most — sentimentality is the flip side of cynicism.

And make sentimental movies about it.

Few of us want to make sentimental journeys for the rest of our life.

As Briggs began to travel more and more, and Faucher relocated to Boston, their relationship had been reduced, for the most part, to memories, and not ones that either man particularly enjoyed revisiting — though they continued to make sentimental phone calls on holidays and to perform euphoric reënactments of soccer triumphs on the rare occasions when they were actually together.

The lyrics make sentimental reference to Swansea fans as the "Jack Army" and describe the team's playing as "tika taka," which is usually associated with Barcelona and the Spanish national team.

Parked, I doffed my Kangol at the Royal Festival Hall, chief monument to 1951 and the orgy of cringe-making sentimental self-regard that was the Festival of Britain.

He has made sentimental visits to Bronx Science since becoming chancellor earlier this year, and in speeches, he has become teary-eyed while speaking of public education as a spiritual calling.

It isn't clear how she spends her days beyond making sentimental meatballs or French-style yogurt cake with lemon and writing about them in her fine-tuned, flowery prose.

These modern items that we use out of necessity, are made sentimental through the lens of the bleak future of Earth.

Some, like Rachel Shteir, an author of a history of striptease, had come hoping to "make a sentimental purchase," as she said, while declining to explain what sentiment exactly prompted her to make a successful $25 bid on a box of Mr. Dunne's books — most by writers like John P. Marquand, whom it seems nobody has read in years.

It can make you sentimental.