Sentence examples for nostalgia look from inspiring English sources

For nostalgia, look to the menu.

The video has a semi-opaque look that lends itself so well to nostalgia, looking both contemporary and vintage.

I feel a warm, or perhaps it's a hellish-hot, nostalgia looking at the election posters designed by artists for G2.

Almost by its very nature this is a point of view infused with nostalgia, looking back to a time when "we" were not yet the individual "I" the adult world demands we become.

Romantic Moderns interrogates the received notion that the interwar period was imbued with a simple nostalgia, looking only to a provincial world of tea shops and old churches while the key battles for modern art and modern literature were being fought in Paris and Spain.

Before, it was good for nostalgia, looking up funny things friends said or cool photos they posted.

Nostalgia looks at a timeline of June's career through old drawings and objects.

Christmas is a time for nostalgia – just look at the BBC1 Christmas trail.

Shelve the nostalgia and look at Starks for what he is today: 34 years old, streaky and a step slow.

"Maybe some of it is nostalgia, but look how close we are to Manhattan," he said, sitting at his desk, a small cigar humidor at his back.

Although in retrospect George Roy Hill's jaunty exercise in grifter nostalgia may look a little childish, it was the first grown-up movie I had ever seen, complete with swearing, gunplay and broad hints of sexuality.