Sentence examples for sentimental stuff from inspiring English sources

The big sentimental stuff went into storage.

She berates him: Where, she demands, is all the sentimental stuff that a normal person accrues over a lifetime?

The demand for art that somehow expresses the feelings of a community leads to bland and sentimental stuff, from statues of sporting heroes to fields of ceramic poppies.

The small sentimental stuff, like the celebrity menorah bought expressly for a candle-lighting photo op with Al Gore during his presidential campaign, came along with Mr. Adler.

We're not spared the embarrassment of reading his missives — poems and all — to one of his early flames, Eva Prout; it's unimaginable that a twenty-five-year-old man today could commit such sentimental stuff to paper.

With his love of jazz, beautiful women and the grey palettes of post-war Britain, his witty, acerbic verse was a fine counterpoint to the more sentimental stuff produced by the London-born poet laureate, Sir John Betjeman.

I'm not usually sentimental with stuff like that, but it has been a huge part of our lives, and it just feels really sudden that it's all coming to an end.

My vote is for that Wes Anderson, Miranda July, hopey-feely, mannered-sentimental effete stuff, for which the descriptor twee never really worked, anyway.

My vote is for that Wes Anderson, Miranda July, hopey-feely, mannered-sentimental effete stuff, for which the descriptor twee never really worked, anyway; it's the least self-righteous, the most imbued with the lonely anxieties of the Protestant work ethic.

The sheer amount and sentimental meaning of "stuff" stashed in attics and basements often confound older people or children whose elderly parents die or fall seriously ill.

The criticism of Mr. Marshall is that his stuff is corny, sentimental, lowbrow.