Sentence examples for sentimental book from inspiring English sources

Allure by Diana Vreeland It's a very sentimental book.

It is a very sentimental book, but in a way that most people don't feel.

Harold Prince directs; Alfred Uhry wrote the conventionally sentimental book (2 40).

It is not for nothing, Alec says, that Evelyn's most sentimental book, "Brideshead Revisited" (1945), was written the year after Arthur's death: "The warning example was now removed".

How you wish, though, that they weren't trapped in the struggle between Alfred Uhry's conventionally sentimental book and Mr. Prince's self-consciously jaded staging.

The pair wrote a sentimental book about the odyssey called Pier Review ("Never underestimate the value of a good pun," says Bounds).

Some of us write essentially whimsical, sentimental books; others, dark sagas.

She loved the color green; Pink Floyd; and sentimental books and movies, like Richard Bach's novel "One," about life's choices, and "Pretty Woman".

When the time came for journalists to write cloyingly sentimental books about their childhood mentors, he wrote one.

She despised photographers, refused interviews and generally preserved her privacy with a zeal that makes it all the more sad that this sentimental, prurient book should stand as any sort of epitaph of what was evidently a life thoroughly well lived.

"Empathetic but never sentimental; a book that creeps up on you and then swallows you whole".