Sentence examples for sentimental claptrap from inspiring English sources

It is also sentimental claptrap.

Coward's ending is inspired comedy; Martin's is sentimental claptrap.

Many artists will find themselves doing the same trite cliches and sentimental claptrap day in and day out.

Though the film handles this ambiguity reasonably well, it bogs down in sentimental claptrap and seems determined to exhaust every possible cliché.

Called "Mother and Son," it was ostensibly hailed by some critics as inventive and powerfully stylish storytelling, dismissed by others as sentimental claptrap.

He can talk, almost romantically, about how some streets have soul and some don't but then dismiss as sentimental claptrap the notion that the revival of Clinton was inevitable.

Huntford thought this claptrap.

What sanctimonious claptrap.

That is claptrap.

Especially sentimental.

That's claptrap," he says.