Sentence examples for source of nostalgia from inspiring English sources

Ms. Angel said she found herself pining for an unlikely source of nostalgia.

Sendak's original material is great (of course), and a double source of nostalgia (one's childhood, one's kids' childhoods), but there's another reason I'm a big fan of the man: he loved Herman Melville.

Kher chose to launch Actor Prepares in London partly because of the popularity of Bollywood films in Britain; they have long been a source of nostalgia and, for second-generation immigrants, a means of connecting with their heritage.

Despite the plot's demands I found in its whole a source of nostalgia for things I had not realised I was missing and a tribute to those still Aegean afternoons.

But stark anti-corporate stances have become somewhat passé among many music lovers, and the Gap of the nineties is now a source of nostalgia for thirty- and forty-somethings.

When the book was published, it was already a source of nostalgia for the passing of the East India Company era as India came under British rule.

The Napoleonic Wars, which brought about the decline of the Eichendorff family and the loss of the Lubowitz castle, are the sources of nostalgia in his poetry.

VH1's "Behind the Music" was a sensation, then a cliché, then a source of fond nostalgia.

In addition, Erik honours his past by retaining ownership of the old homestead in Minnesota, neither a pastoral spot nor a source of any nostalgia.

Looking at the stubs of those tickets, each one a source of floodlit nostalgia, was a little like unearthing a relic from another civilisation entirely.

In some parts of the former USSR the Soviet legacy is used to explain all ills while in others it is the source of fond nostalgia for better days.