Sentence examples for sentimental regard from inspiring English sources
One legacy of the Soviet obsession with modernity has been to create its contrary, a sentimental regard for tradition.
This is no ordinary show of assemblage art, for it lacks the traits that have become part and parcel of the genre, notably obsessive-compulsiveness, concern with surface effects and a sentimental regard for decay.
The New Yorker, September 12 , 1925P. 3 For Wm. Randolph Hearst the puzzle probably is Al Smith's possession of old-fashioned virtues, one is sentimental regard for Mother.
(This part of the story seems stunningly up-to-date: "England lags," says the diplomat who hatches the plot. "This country is absurd with its sentimental regard for individual liberty"). The real evil of the novel emerges from the exigencies of counterterrorism, not the anarchist plotting itself.
It is a household of lairy aggressive males, the Cody brothers, presided over by their ferocious mother Janine Cody, played by Jacki Weaver, who has a cloyingly sentimental regard for family above all things, and adores embarrassing her boys by kissing them in public, lingeringly, on the mouth.
But as the contours of the Cold War emerged, Healey the youthful class warrior shed the widely held sentimental regard ("rhetorical candy floss", he called it) for Stalin's Russia quicker than most: as a veteran union leader, Bevin had never shared it.
They yearn for possibilities: to unravel every riddle; to be awfully sentimental regarding love and art; to be a lion not a mowess.
I'm not particularly sentimental regarding my children's milestones.
Parked, I doffed my Kangol at the Royal Festival Hall, chief monument to 1951 and the orgy of cringe-making sentimental self-regard that was the Festival of Britain.
ON the evening of March 2 in Paris, people were not quite ready to let go of their sentimental baggage regarding so-called genius talent.
The publication of Joe DiMaggio: The Hero's Life comes at a moment when America's - and in particular New York's - infinite capacity for sentimental self-regard is about to enjoy a fresh flowering.
