Sentence examples for somewhat sentimental from inspiring English sources

Down the hall, Mr. Rekevics, he of the sledgehammer, was also in a somewhat sentimental mood.

She said that while she was somewhat sentimental about the pageant, it is hard to worry about the pageant's departure.

"Midnight" is a modest, somewhat sentimental film whose appeal may lie as much in its evocative location as in the story it tells.

The movie turns out to be a predictable and somewhat sentimental lower-depths love triangle, but Ms. Braga almost makes it work.

First performed by the Moscow Art Theatre in 1908, this somewhat sentimental dramatic parable was highly regarded for a time, but its charm has evaporated, and the optimism of the play now seems facile.

It is charming, but somewhat sentimental for the bitter story it tells.The last of the lot, directed by Andrzej Wajda of Poland, is best, being both wistful and reflective of the current temper of youth.

Sounds fairly sentimental, right?

My own Marschallin may have been somewhat less sentimental in the first act, but this genuinely felt sentimentality is part of Régine's being and should not be tampered with".

For those who chose to sub-let, their reward was somewhat less sentimental but much more lucrative.

This week, however, we have to admit that the choice for Most Impressive Democrat Of The Week was fairly obvious, even if somewhat overly sentimental.

I was somewhat moved (sentimental as I am) by a piece in the Guardian today about The Rake's Progress which opens at Glyndebourne next Sunday.