(Both had kept their 917 cellphone numbers as a sentimental reminder of New York).
Irreverence, however, is the name of the game when gifting a sentimental reminder of a time spent swimming nude, or a black garment to wear like a scarlet A out of sunny Florida's social scene.
For most people, Iraq, Afghanistan, and the whole War on Terror thing is a big shitty mess that won't disappear; but if you're more sentimental and need reminders of the follies of war, why not buy one, or all of Hedwig and Sergeant Major's featured chess sets of the month?
At the risk of sounding overly sentimental, it's a reminder of a bond whose strength I have rarely repeated.
Enter nostalgia fatigue specifically, exhaustion caused by overexposure to reminders of a sentimental past.
Favorite books in your native language, a sentimental object, or some other reminder of home may make it easier to fight off homesickness.
His act, such as it was, vacillated between sentimental declarations of solidarity with the audience and reminders of his own superiority.
Select a special item of sentimental value to keep close to you as a reminder and to provide a sense of connection to the one who has passed.
The sentimental spot, ostensibly an ad for Silverado trucks, included a reminder that this Tuesday is World Cancer Day and highlighted Chevrolet's support of the American Cancer Society's "Purple Road" initiative.
There's no sentimental coda, instead, it's just a piece of the world, passed on without comment, a welcome reminder of the lasting virtues of impersonal reportage.
