Sentence examples for remarkably sentimental from inspiring English sources
The ending to this story, in which father and son use increasingly large objects and distances to describe their love for one another, is remarkably sentimental.
The young artist took to academic training with a zeal that proved remarkably immune to the sentimental longueurs of his beloved teacher in Paris, Jean-Léon Jean-Léon Gérôme
"Spy Kids 2" is anarchic without being abrasive -- the coarser moments of humor stay well within the bounds of grade-school naughtiness -- and, more remarkably, sweet natured without being unbearably sentimental.
He renders Adam's own inner landscape remarkably thin, bare, cute, and unreflective; the movie's crudely sentimental tug comes from seeing this blankly eager puppy face the possibility of his death.
Thanks, above all, to the National Trust, since it made sheltered housing for feckless aristocrats its publicly funded mission, the British have become remarkably tolerant about appeals for help from unimaginably wealthy homeowners, as well as fantastically sentimental about celebrity homes.
Control was declared "remarkably nervy and mature" for a teenage act, also considered "an alternative to the sentimental balladry" which permeated radio, likening Jackson to Donna Summer's position of "unwilling to accept novelty status and taking her own steps to rise above it".
Investors are less sentimental.
