Sentence examples for sentimental notes from inspiring English sources
Instead of emphasizing sentimental notes suggesting that Monty's scars are slowly but surely healing over, "After".
The two teenagers walk arm-in-arm, write each other sentimental notes and promise to "make love" all evening.
Diana paused, looking at the pile of papers, the cards celebrating anniversaries, the photos from their travels abroad and the sentimental notes.
Show biz has always been a magnet for misfits with a burning yearning for the spotlight, of course, so the foursome's tales of overcoming self-doubt, and longing to join the popular clique, sometimes strike banal or sentimental notes.
Fear not that "Mighty Real" will conclude on a sentimental note.
Marina was embarrassed, and jarred by some false, sentimental note in his performance, which seemed aimed challengingly at his family.
The documentary begins on a sentimental note as Mr. Imhoof discusses his clan's history of raising bees.
No one strikes a falsely sentimental note, and Mr. Caras, seen only in the first scene and in another depicting one of Larry's anguished dreams, is equally fine.
In such circumstances, an author could so easily have struck a sentimental note, offered a dose of stiff upper lip stoicism - or struck out for Wuthering Heights-ian hysteria.
(It ends on a pat and sentimental note.) Interspersed with the scenes and monologues are passages of lyric scene setting that pulse with the rhythms of jazz, blues and spirituals.
Oddly, though, in the last pages, Mencken — whose appeal as a writer lay in his baroque invective and unrelenting negativity — struck a sentimental note, chirping that if America is drenched in rascality, "we have borne that rascality since 1776, and continue to survive".
