Sentence examples for sentimental then from inspiring English sources

O'Toole's schoolteacher in Goodbye, Mr Chips (1969), far too sentimental, then lost to John Wayne in True Grit.

Is it overly sentimental then, or perhaps just arrogant, to insist there is something unique about British humour?

Our friends across the pond are known to be a little more sentimental then ourselves – or perhaps more adept at expressing their emotions.

"There wasn't but two people in Winn Parish that was able to own slaves one was my grandpa, the other was my uncle and when they were freed, they stayed on" (here his voice went tenor and sentimental, then dropped again) "and two of those fine old colored women more or less died in my Christian mother's arms Black Alice and Aunt Rose".

It might sound sentimental, but then sentiment, working hand in hand with science, can make medical practice so much more powerful.

"The placebo effect can occur," as the physician Herbert Spiegel once put it, "when conditions are optimal for hope, faith, trust and love". It might sound sentimental, but then sentiment, working hand in hand with science, can make medical practice so much more powerful.

So this is a sentimental journey, then?

So this is a sentimental journey, then?

A triumph for angsty, sentimental pop, then.

Written in a self-revealing style influenced by Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Laurence Sterne, the "Letters" helped introduce to Russia the sentimental style then popular in western Europe.

Dorothy Donegan plays a heart-stopping version of "In a Sentimental Mood," then bursts into boogie-woogie or just stops and glares at the audience.