This soft, delicate nostalgic color and aromatic flower name is beginning to join other purpley cousins Violet, Lilac and Mauve among adventurous namers intrigued by the Harry Potter character Lavender Brown or Matilda's best friend.
First, Montmartre was a dangerous place in the 1890s and yet the memory of it, preserved as it is today as a tourist attraction, is soft and nostalgic.
And I have a nostalgic soft spot for the Old Woman's Shoe in the Kamala Nehru Park on Malabar Hill: my childhood playground.
Alas, that strong exterior has a nostalgic soft interior.
Being British – having that heady mix of entitlement and hard-done-byism coded deep into my bones, liking tea, secretly having a warm nostalgic soft spot for drizzle – makes me sick.
The Misfits' "Some Kinda Hate" hit a nostalgic soft spot for me and I could have sworn everyone was singing and screaming along at this point and I loved every minute of it. .
Besides the usual speeding-on-desert-highway scenes, the ad dripped with nostalgic soft-focus evocations of the T-Bird's happier days: diners and Elvis and whatnot.
His best material, as evidenced on the 1992 album "It's a Shame About Ray," was gently nostalgic, softer -- acoustic-guitar pop that distilled eloquence out of everyday subjects.
He also said, "Who would be capable of creating a romantic, delicately drawn, non-Freudian and non-juvenile, picture for LOLITA (a dissolving remoteness, a soft American landscape, a nostalgic highway — that sort of thing)?
Nabokov continued: "Who would be capable of creating a romantic, delicately drawn, non-Freudian and non-juvenile, picture for LOLITA (a dissolving remoteness, a soft American landscape, a nostalgic highway -- that sort of thing)?
