Sentence examples for sentimental view from inspiring English sources

Asscher takes a less sentimental view.

Such accounts often draw on a deeply sentimental view of the past.

But one can recognize the grievance without entering into a sentimental view of the aggrieved.

Her genius for survival precludes her taking a sentimental view of anything or anyone, even her fucked-up husband.

This is no rose-tinted or sentimental view on Wales' past, but instead promises sensory overload and surreal humour.

In comments quoted by The Guardian on Thursday, Mr. Naipaul dismissed all women writers as his inferiors, trashing Austen in particular for her "sentimental view of the world".

I disabused myself of certain kinds of sentimental views of life.

(In fact, he does not discuss them, perhaps because their admissions peaked at exactly the time when, according to his schema, sentimental views of childhood were cresting).

Concern for animals is dismissed by politically conservative Christians, in particular, as belonging to the soft and sentimental views of liberals.

Martin has learned that Times Square is swing crazy while outlying districts prefer sentimental numbers View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By George Packer By Andy Borowitz.

Erica Bain, the gunslinging heroine of "The Brave One," is the host of a public radio talk show called "Street Walk" that takes a sentimental, nostalgic view of New York City.