Sentence examples for sentimental interest from inspiring English sources

The filmmaker they are closest to may be Wim Wenders: the brothers share both his sentimental interest in mythic American landscapes and his sentimental interest in angels.

And the fresco clearly also has a historical and sentimental interest.

"There's a lot of sentimental interest in this thing," Mr. Wines said.

These changes have some historical and sentimental interest, although they will not affect the character of the paper.

The flooring consists of one-and-three-quarter-inch hard-maple boards It is in no way exceptional, but of great sentimental interest to the Barbers.

Unfortunately, chimpanzees are only a small part of the global exotic pet trade, which is fueled by greed, curiosity and a misplaced, often wildly sentimental interest in animals.

"Just seen the usual sentimental 'human-interest' piece on Larry Fitzgerald here on NBC.

"An Elf's Story" may look better on your television than it did for me online, but it will still be overly tame and sentimental, of more interest to zealously protective parents than to inquisitive children, who are likely to have signed off even before a massed chorus of elves sings and dances a number called "Extravaganzalorious".

But Thomas had no interest in sentimental ruminations.

His family was wealthy and his life resembled that of Frédéric Moreau in A Sentimental Education: travel, an interest in art and a vague desire to be creative.

Agnelli's account of her 10 years as mayor, Addio, Addio Mio Ultimo Amore (1985), which also revealed episodes of her sentimental life, sparked further interest.