Sentence examples for mildly sentimental from inspiring English sources
The first had made Norton mildly sentimental, but not Laura.
Like a British village comedy of a certain style and vintage, "Where Do We Go Now?" is plucky, whimsical, mildly naughty and blithely sentimental, giving tragedy its due while holding to an optimistic belief in the goodness and fallibility of ordinary people.
Far from the biting satire that was "Gosford Park," "Downton" quickly settled into a mildly liberal and highly sentimental period drama.
The first half-hour is very funny and the rest mildly amusing until the painfully sentimental cop-out in the final 15 minutes.
Ms. Walker finds the right emotional note for each tune, and is equally at home with the mildly risqué, the jaunty and jovial, and the more sweet and sentimental.
And the musical's utopian vision of a miscegenated family -- consisting of a Jew (safely assimilated), a WASP (mildly feminist) and an orphaned black baby (freed from other's hatred and hatred of others) -- is a purely sentimental vision of conflict's end.
This sentimental satire about three aging young men in search of a television star from their childhood is sweet and mildly inebriating.
