Sentence examples for rather sentimental from inspiring English sources

Today marks my 500th column and I'm feeling rather sentimental.

If all this sounds rather sentimental, fear not.

"I don't really feel that happy, but rather sentimental," he said in the brief interview.

It was a disappointment, a musically tame and rather sentimental ode to the restorative power of song.

"I had never written that kind of straight, simple, rather sentimental story," he says, "and I wanted to test myself".

It's a sentimental poem and a wonderful one from a wonderful and rather sentimental poet who never got his due.

The Memorial is, rather, a sentimental gesture toward the whole 'Greatest Generation,' about whom we are getting so sentimental now that we've put them in nursing homes".

(About its name: Ms. Dormer prefers titles that are descriptive rather than sentimental.

Thankfully much of his debut album, Last Smoke Before the Snowstorm, is sincere rather than sentimental.

Perhaps it was not the city itself she wanted to turn her back on, but rather a sentimental, sanitised popular vision of it.

The voice is warm rather than sentimental: "These people who can see right through you never quite do you justice, because they never give you credit for the effort you're making to be better than you actually are, which is difficult and well meant and deserving of some little notice".