Sentence examples for very nostalgia from inspiring English sources

That very nostalgia is certain to fuel speculation.

But, like Scream and endless other TV reboots, it is caught in a paradox: by making it, the producers dilute the very nostalgia on which the commission relies.

The cohesive polemic the title appears to promise never quite materialises, not least because Reynolds, a shrewd, self-questioning critic, is susceptible to the very nostalgia he's so worried about.

My experiences have left me with very little nostalgia for the culture of my childhood.

Some of us ended up coming back to the neighborhood partly for that very fact: nostalgia for four years unlike any we had experienced or would experience again.

UNTIL recently, the 1950's seemed to inspire very little nostalgia, except among the religious right, rhythm and blues fans and aficionados of old cars -- none of which is likely to include many members of the intelligentsia.

This comic succeeds as very successful nostalgia while also being sophisticatedly drawn.

Joan has very little nostalgia for the old place because they never treated her all that well there -- she had to fight for every scrap of autonomy and responsibility she ever got.

Something about the very air evokes nostalgia.

(What's more, their films often face sharp criticism rooted in the very classic-Hollywood nostalgia that the New Wave unintentionally aroused).

Mr. Widmann's brilliant new suite "Zirkustänze" ("Circus Dances") colors its lilting, dissonant suavity with cool shards at both ends of the piano's range, its paradoxically unsentimental nostalgia very much in Bartok's spirit.