Sentence examples for nostalgia to return from inspiring English sources

"I don't think I want that nostalgia to return," he said.

"She always lived with nostalgia," he said, "longing to return".

Lyrically, "Back to the Shack" deals with the theme of nostalgia and a wish to return "to [the band's] 1994 roots", while ignoring current trends.

"Nostalgia is based on wanting to return to old values by trying to experience the way things were done," he begins.

"Nostalgia is based on wanting to return to old values by trying to experience the way things were done," Cook continues.

The Paisley side last won a major competition in 1987, when they lifted the Scottish Cup, and there is a nostalgia to their return to such prominence.

Many of the Tea Partiers succeeded in getting elected pushing to return to a 'retro' nostalgia style of United Sates Republic, one that supposedly adheres to the original gestalt of the country, and the tea 'movement' made a lot of noise about being a grassroots political movement of a quasi-revolutionary nature.

Simon Reynolds explores this in the opening chapter of his 2011 book Retromania: "Nostalgia was literally homesickness, a debilitating craving to return to the native land".

Much more than nostalgia seems to have motivated Mr. Obama's decision to return to Iowa.

Nostalgia is an effective way of helping us to return to a time when we felt safe – even if we don't remember that time first hand.

Maybe the novelist Milan Kundera is right to describe nostalgia as "the suffering caused by an unappeased yearning to return".