Sentence examples for most sentimental from inspiring English sources
In its own male-skewed way, "Deadliest Catch" is the most sentimental show on television.
Even at its most sentimental, the film doesn't have any grandstanding speeches or tearful hugs.
The youngest, and most sentimental, went so far as to pronounce them "beautiful".
I might look like a cool guy, but I am most sentimental.
The House of Commons was at its most sentimental when it saw him off.
In his most sentimental work, Hirst freezes in time a young sheep running in the fields.
Most self-help books are written by Americans of the most sentimental and unctuous sort.
Ms. Schnipper's response isn't far off from one of the most sentimental haters in all of literature: Holden Caulfield.
Ossie Davis brings some backbone to the film's most sentimental role, playing an instantly beloved elderly passenger.
But it is the music itself that resonates with modern Britain's fondest and most sentimental self-image.
By virtue of its straightforward clarity, this one, the only one he has kept, is the most sentimental.
