Sentence examples for overly nostalgic from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, St. Peter was not overly nostalgic.

If Walsh sounded overly nostalgic, he was not.

My work has at times been criticized for being overly nostalgic, or too much about nostalgia.

Too many people are overly nostalgic, she said, and "have a tendency just to drag along everything they've ever owned".

It's difficult to express suspicion of Fike without sounding dismissive, curmudgeonly, or overly nostalgic for pre-Internet music fandom.

I would not describe any of these individuals as overly nostalgic or anachronistic in the digital age.

But that is too nostalgic.

You can enjoy talking about memories and looking at old pictures, but try not to get overly wistful and nostalgic.

I understand I'm in the minority, and I don't mean to be nostalgic, or to overly romanticize the past.

Narrated by Dolores, the youngest daughter of a half-Maltese, half-Welsh family who live, pre-slum clearance, in the city's Tiger Bay, it is affectionate and nostalgic without being overly sentimental.

But there is an equal argument against them as a kind of overly precious micropainting that is similar to (if less nostalgic than) the more widely lauded Tomma Abts.