Sentence examples for nostalgic though from inspiring English sources

She said she was nostalgic, though, for the days when U Street felt like a family.

I still get nostalgic, though, for the times we used to wander through Soho drunk and singing.

Far from nostalgic, though, this album gives us Albita reborn, more natural and honest but still sophisticated.

Before we get too nostalgic, though, we need to remember that even in 1981 the image of a girl in a LEGO ad was somewhat controversial.

As Adamo's 85,000 Instagram followers will attest, there is a demand for quality childrenswear, most of which adheres to an aesthetic best described as "nostalgic", though it could equally be labelled "north London".

To Radcliffe and Pisoni, the smoke was "weirdly nostalgic," though for different reasons.

Prep-school fictions tend toward the nostalgic; this one, though set in the late seventies, feels up to date, reversing a lot of storied conventions, among them the trope of WASP — as opposed to Asian or Jewish — primacy.

Where Jess' paste-ups feel like a romantic and nostalgic salvage operation, though, Gysin and Burroughs' tone is gritty and caustic.

Yet it softens the music's hard edges; the nostalgic episodes, though lovely, sound a little more sentimental when orchestrated.

The meal was nostalgic, as though in a high-school cafeteria, ending with the bussing of trays, the sorting of trash, and a treat to go — sweet-corn-and-black-raspberry ice cream, from the city's only outpost of Jeni's, the Midwestern dessert phenomenon.

The meal was nostalgic, as though in a high-school cafeteria, ending with the bussing of trays, the sorting of trash, and a treat to go sweet-corn-and-black-raspberry ice cream, from the city's only outpost of Jeni's, the Midwestern dessert phenomenon.