Sentence examples for sentimental feel from inspiring English sources

The result is a sugary consistency that gives this well-meaning novel a sentimental feel, and produces in the reader a compensating skepticism.

But the trip to Arkansas this weekend had a more sentimental feel, reuniting Mrs. Clinton with her former political allies and giving her a platform to broadcast her more centrist background.

Describing it as much more of a spiritual successor to the original game's soundtrack than the prior sequels, they said that it kept the "upbeat, humorous, and sentimental feel" of the songs in the original while taking them in new directions.

This is how death manifests itself in Collateral Beauty, a sentimental feel-good drama that will be a grislier proposition to some viewers than any amount of corpse-munching vultures.

Splick is also accused of being misogynistic, and it's a problem — given the film's overall sentimental tone — that it feels true.

Yet the didacticism, echoed in the children's sometimes unwieldy recitations, is off-putting, and the device makes the film's healthy sentimental strain feel manipulative.

When the full melody rises majestically out of the orchestra at the end, the effect is not merely sentimental; it feels like the proof of a theorem.

Its sentimental ending feels hammered on, with the nails showing, and a couple of the work's pivotal confrontations have a whiff of assembly-line melodrama.

They packaged news programs like entertainment shows, with music (either dramatic or sentimental) and feel-good end pieces that allowed the anchor to smile wistfully into the camera and bid the country good night.

The production can be overly sentimental and feels dutiful toward the end, but the performances and José Zayas's direction are quite good, and the story is well worth knowing.

"Always before, when I lived in the South, I never felt sentimental because I guess I never felt accepted.