Sentence examples for sentimental intimacy from inspiring English sources

The speech runs the gamut from a frenzied sentimental intimacy (I'd bet that some viewers won't be able to resist some embarrassing tears) to a shattering outburst.

The very notion of a Sundance film — sentimental intimacy, whether gently whimsical or psychologically "dark," or Op-Ed-styled social concerns distilled into manipulative or deterministic drama — has become a living cinematic parody (and some of the more interesting entries this year suggest that the programmers know it).

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The emphasis on intimacy also explains the references to the sentimental side of Italian life, in objects such as the kitschy porcelain figurines and replica David, which are hugely popular, but routinely ignored by the design establishment.

Their intimacy is the show's bedrock, and the unabashedly sentimental credits end with the two women's hands in bed, twined together — an image of daily love.

Even at its worst, and certainly at its best, South Boston was a romantic place — a sort of sentimental evocation of a small town, with its own rules, its tortured intimacies, its layered loyalties.

Solomon argues for the importance of Rockwell's work and provides a detailed account of his personal life, revealing him to be a neurotic, insecure man with compulsive work habits and intimacy problems, whose own experiences were in many ways at odds with the sentimental version of small-town American life that his work came to embody.

The very notion of a Sundance film sentimental intimacy, whether gently whimsical or psychologically "dark," or Op-Ed-styled social concerns distilled into manipulative or deterministic drama has become a living cinematic parody (and some of the more interesting entries this year suggest that the programmers know it).

Especially sentimental.

Yet the intimacy remained.

Bit sentimental".