Sentence examples for sentimental thinking from inspiring English sources

After 20 years of parades, Dale still gets sentimental thinking back on her early visits to what's known as "the People's Playground".

He is concerned that large-scale, sentimental thinking — "monumentalism," he calls it — has paralyzed the rebuilding process.

He is concerned that large-scale, sentimental thinking—"monumentalism," he calls it—has paralyzed the rebuilding process.

Also, like Donald Judd, Robert Morris and Smithson, Mr. Bochner wrote critical and theoretical essays with a rigorous, analytic fervor determined to extinguish sloppy, sentimental thinking and writing about art.

I'm sentimental this week, and thinking about the past, because I have seen the future.

Wilby wrote: Labour has been seduced into sentimental, sloppy thinking that defends the interests of the affluent, not the poor.

In 1997, I made a sentimental split-doubleheader journey, thinking about Casey, when both New York teams opened the season in the Bay Area on the same day.

Only the surest talents can deliver this offhand profundity; maybe Cuarón was thinking of "Sentimental Education," in which Flaubert's twin heroes, likewise, sign off with a touch so light it makes you cry.

"Knowing that we can't replace the sentimental value, I was thinking we could maybe (at least) help replace the item that was taken".

Some people would say again that my attitudes are cold and cerebral; I suppose if you're thinking about American sentimental movies I suppose they would be.

I'm imagining someone reading this and thinking "what a sentimental rube".