Sentence examples for so sentimental that from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the child-centered line of argument Clinton is "a leader who is worthy of my girls' promise and all our kids' promise"—is so fundamental and so sentimental that it could have rung false.
The Memorial is, rather, a sentimental gesture toward the whole 'Greatest Generation,' about whom we are getting so sentimental now that we've put them in nursing homes".
That's not entirely true; there is one casualty on the show, but then we have to deal with a moment where his daughter visits the patient who receives his organ in something that is so sentimental and emotionally manipulative that even the commercial where Sarah McLachlan sings over images of injured animals thinks it's too much.
John shouted from the kitchen, "Can I interject and say my mom played Debussy so sentimental and sweet that it really amounted to child abuse?" "I never played Debussy," his mother said.
"We are not so sentimental about this business that we don't see that it has its dangers, that it has its challenges".
It is hard to believe that any generation has been as preoccupied with immediacy and the latest technology while simultaneously being so sentimental about their childhoods as mine, but perhaps that's just me being sentimental.
The whole thing is so corny, so sentimental.
Country music tends to be so sentimental and homespun it's easy to stumble into self-parody, but Haggard has brought a freshness to the themes that places him alongside Hank Williams and Willie Nelson as one of the greatest country music writers.
Along with The Craft and 10 Things I Hate About You, I found Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe, a southern story so unapologetically sentimental that even the soft-focus women's-mag artwork brings a tear to my eye.
McConaughey is shatteringly good during this key sequence, but it's so contrived and sentimental that it wouldn't get past the script editors on Doctor Who.
