Sentence examples for sentimental enough from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Turner isn't sentimental enough to do either.

But I am not sentimental enough to believe that where you see movies necessarily matters.

"Heart of a Soldier," it turns out, is not nearly sentimental enough.

If one was sentimental enough to see tragedy in the plight of pigeons, even the happiest human life would be unbearably sad.

"Big Miracle" is savvy enough to allow that many of the people pitching in do so for reasons other than altruism, and it is sentimental enough to have those characters changed by their commitment to the cause.

Worst of all, it could fall between two stools – being neither spare and rigorous enough to satisfy McQueen's fanbase nor, perhaps, soupy and sentimental enough to please the multiplex crowd.

Despite the parade of miseries suffered by Mrs. Felderman, this play maintains a sentimental streak wide enough that you trust things will be all right in the end.

Mr. Muccino, who directed from his own screenplay, is a canny crowd pleaser, and "The Last Kiss," which opens today in Manhattan, provides more than enough sentimental catharsis for a satisfying evening at the multiplex.

I do not mean to be sentimental about suffering — enough is certainly as good as a feast — but people who cannot suffer can never grow up, can never discover who they are.

And yet Sentimental Mood has just enough tension to keep you on the edge of your seat, the disparate elements playing off each other, subtly shifting and mutating in a way that makes the addition of a second piano chord seem almost as exciting as a Keith Moon drum fill.

And focus (oddly enough) on the sentimental story-telling of the early Blue and Rose periods.