Sentence examples for much nostalgic from inspiring English sources

Although it's always a bit sad to lose an institution so entwined with the state's history, you won't hear much nostalgic sniffling from this quarter.

Thinning, mainly, because they are old, failing, poorer and cut off; their Maine sanctuary no more than a memory, not so much nostalgic as uneasy.

Eric Ripert presides over an exquisite fish-centric menu at Le Bernardin, but he has so much nostalgic fondness for tournedos Rossini that he'll sneak them into his lineup now and then as a holiday special.

But he isn't so much nostalgic for supernatural beliefs - which played little part in his notionally Anglican schooling, and none in his childhood home - as saddened by the passing of a cultural dispensation.

Under Ms. Gold's lucid direction the cast brings a vital warmth to the proceedings that spritzes some useful oil — olive oil, let's say, since there is much nostalgic talk of the family's once-prized olive trees — into the occasionally creaky dramaturgy.

But in suburban Los Angeles, goth is not so much nostalgic as it is an active lifestyle.

It is not so much a nostalgic preference as a tactile, corporeal one, "because you are part of the process of the photo becoming an image, the whole thing becomes more valuable".

Inspirations and influences: Though indebted to classic LA noir, Franklin's film is as much a nostalgic treatment of African-American life in the immediate post-war years, examining the fledgling suburban communities of South Central and Compton that later became become riot-torn, rundown and violent.

We felt that to mark our 50th anniversary, it would be important not to be self congratulatory, much less nostalgic.

From the endless maelstrom of animated Lego sets to the Super Mario bedsheets, it doesn't get much more nostalgic than the music video for this cover of "Imagination" from the classic 1971 film Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, itself an adaptation of Roald Dahl's 1964 childhood favorite, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

The former midfielder has spoken of his affection for Sunderland, and it seems he learned much about making nostalgic statements that can easily be misinterpreted as misogyny while he was there.