Sentence examples for sentimental to get from inspiring English sources

When he moved to Regent's Park a few years before his death in 2007, he took the "terrible" orange leather sofa from his old home to his plush new house, as he was too sentimental to get rid of it.

It's easy to get sentimental, to become too attached to the images.

This article has been intended to aid the beginning hobbyist or sentimental collector to get started on honing choices, organizing the collection and learning the basics.

But sentimental stories tend to get Mr. Boehner misty-eyed.

And Barrymore refuses every opportunity to get sentimental.

Younger, who, like Mr. Rubenfeld, is not one to get sentimental, replies, simply, "Good".

Of course, Lloyd Kabram said, it is hard not to get sentimental.

I tend to get sentimental where water and rocks are concerned.

Still, it's hard for me not to get sentimental about HMV's slide into administration.

Better the blank doors than the empty rooms — not to get sentimental at this late date.

As a Canadian, it's easy to get sentimental about the end of British television's brand abstinence.