7 Sentences With "more maudlin"

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And sometimes you've gained just enough life experience to wallow in a movie's more maudlin moments. from Refinery 29
I said something to this effect, or perhaps something even more maudlin — why does the moon always seem to meet our gaze? from The New York Times
She's less successful when she turns serious, trying for a poignancy that requires more acting skill than she possesses; several segments are more maudlin than moving. from The New York Times
There's also a cringe-worthy aspect to some of the album's more maudlin moments, but it's hard to say if they are intentionally mocking teenage introspection, or the result of genuine reflection. from Vice
With Buck Owens, Haggard was a progenitor of what became known as the "Bakersfield Sound," an alternative to the more maudlin "Nashville Sound," and an early iteration of what would become known as roots rock or Americana. from New Republic
The characters are less mythic "horseman cowboy" and more maudlin grad-student cowboy whose woman is leaving him: an interesting revision of a tired Western plot, maybe, but not when it's mostly the result of self-absorption. from The New York Times
Her mother barely makes ends meet; the manager of the hotel (Willem Dafoe) didn't sign up to serve as landlord to the long-term tenants of his hotel, but he plays a role that in a different, more maudlin movie would be something of a universal father. from Buzzfeed News