Sentence examples for nostalgia from from inspiring English sources

Aspirational nostalgia from people too young to actually remember 1983?

There is no disentangling class and class nostalgia from Britain's ruins.

Their ideas are stuck in a warped nostalgia, from a time when politics seemed a much easier game.

Its closure has been met with heartbreak and nostalgia from both current students and those who left York decades ago.

"I have always preserved this nostalgia, from the time I spent in my own country, which allows me to continue the transmission, culturally and socially," he said.

Ali Baba sells towels, robes and soaps, while Evvel Zaman Antika specializes in Turkish nostalgia, from '70s disco albums to cologne bottles shaped like Izmir's iconic buildings.

The support for renationalisation comes not from nostalgia, but from straight comparison of services in the here and now, because the railways are already part-renationalised.

The startling staging abstracts the people from the period, from the place, from nostalgia, and, to some degree, from credibility.

Nostalgia came from the younger opening act, Chicks on Speed.

The Kasich campaign, up close, looked like a nostalgia trip from the outset.

In memory, nostalgia feeds from the remaining 10%, building an idealised history in our monkey brains.