Sentence examples for sentimental man from inspiring English sources
Wilko is not a sentimental man.
This is not, seemingly, a sentimental man.
But he is also a deeply sentimental man.
He was never a sentimental man but has grown a tad mystical in middle age.
His Balinesque appearance aside, Herbert was neither a soft nor a sentimental man.
James Truman, who briefly replaced Liberman as Condé Nast's editorial director, calls him "the least sentimental man I have known ….
It could easily be reduced to an obvious, sentimental man-machine conflict.
Directed by the schmaltzmeister Chris Columbus, who steered this star through "Mrs. Doubtfire," the movie is a joke-strewn, sentimental man-machine allegory determined to make us feel good about being human.
For too long, the Army has been led by sentimental men, by peacocks in starched fatigues and strutting ascetics surrounded by public relations teams.
Flanagan's tender, direct way of writing about the body is reminiscent of D. H. Lawrence, and some have found this side of his work a little embarrassing, even cheesy, but I'm moved by Flanagan's sentimental men, known in the beginning as numbers and by the end revealed to possess secret wells of sentiment.
People sometimes had a view of him as a weak and sentimental old man who just loved the world.
