And as far as being sentimental, this music is beyond sentimental, it's gone beyond that point.
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Striking the balance between sweet and sentimental, but not too sweet and sentimental, can be difficult.
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The rituals of public grief are sentimental, sometimes to the point of grossness, but only because we are sentimental.
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Rather, it's the audacity of taking a stock sentimental situation, applying a sentimental score, then adding a sound of potentially greater sentimentality. Loons!
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Komono and sentimental items were hard to separate for me as most of my miscellaneous items are sentimental, but my KonMari of the bathroom and kitchen went well.
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"Sorry" is the token ballad on Halsey's second album, so it's meant to be sentimental — but it crosses the line from sentimental to melodramatic so often that it's almost cringey.
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Set to Max Richter's earnestly sentimental arrangement of Dinah Washington's recording of the earnestly sentimental title song, it seems to want us to sob on its shoulder for no good reason.
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" Oprah said it was a "sentimental moment for women.
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I've always been sentimental — since I was a kid.
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Made in 2012, they're both titled "Commerce Exterieur Mondial Sentimental" ("Sentimental global trade"), which also happens to be the name of a 1980 song by the German new wave band Der Plan.
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"There's time after the season to get sentimental," he said.
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They're sentimental, they're goofy, and sometimes, they downright heart wrenching.
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You're going to be more sentimental and weepy than usual.
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PARR: It makes me sentimental to hear you say that.
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It sounds a little sentimental, but I think it's true.
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Most of my choices were sentimental: her jewelry, of course.
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The bride's "something blue" accessories were both stylish and sentimental.
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The sweater has sentimental value for a lot of fans.
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Lee finds the South Korean shows to be overly sentimental.
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You may think of neighborliness as a sentimental, soft virtue.
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I'm pretty sentimental, so I'd go, 'Guys, this is it!
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Footage of Carlton's photoshoot is peppered into the sentimental video.
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The vibe is sentimental, so carry a box of tissues.
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We are right to be sentimental on its 50th anniversary.
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Kim champions Kourtney's argument that the stores have sentimental value.
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Big women who represent other dimensions: mystical, natural, sentimental, etc.
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If ever there was a sentimental favorite, it's Leonardo DiCaprio.
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Like most moms, she got sentimental over the whole experience.
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The thing was, just very recently Donnie had turned sentimental.
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"I get very sentimental," explained Wahlberg, when his turn came.
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Aside from that, my setup is both functional and sentimental.
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Vintage college swag has more sentimental value than monetary value.
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If there was a sentimental factor, Miller carried that, too.
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Could modern India be remade to fit these sentimental longings?
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It wasn't, as one might expect, a lengthy, sentimental goodbye.
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I've recently retired it, but it's got sentimental value now.
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But that can't dissociate "Big Daddy" from its sentimental strain.
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Still, he might be sentimental, but he is not irrational.
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The full moon on the 20th will be especially sentimental.
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"I was very aware of the sentimental favorite," he said.
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Here's why the annual event creates such strong, sentimental memories.
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This china has a lot of sentimental value for me.
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"It feels big for me, because it's sentimental," she said.
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They could not afford to carry anything of sentimental value.
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Hongkongers are pragmatic, but many are also idealistic and sentimental.
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But one person didn't feel very warm and sentimental: Schiavone.
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But sometimes they can get seen as soft or sentimental.
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These girls' vulnerability and passion animates this sweetly sentimental show.
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Had Becky been a sentimental woman she would have wept.
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I expected its depiction of journalism to feel vital & sentimental.
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Look, is Beth's death sentimental to the point of parody?
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There are few sentimental stories — a deathbed moment in which he reassured the gathered family and enslaved people that they would all "meet in Heaven — black and white" — but they are just that: sentimental.
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Don't get us wrong, sentimental tattoos can be just as gorgeous.
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Fisher's relationship with Hollywood isn't remotely as sentimental as her mother's.
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They have multiple matching tattoos with sweet sentimental meanings behind each.
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"All the decorations that we have are very sentimental," she says.
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Many Hongkongers had a sentimental attachment to the old ferry pier.
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Today, Father's Day is part of the pantheon of sentimental holidays.
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One thing we do know: Whatever it is, it's super sentimental.
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He plays a nervous kid rather than a sentimental tough guy.
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"It has the same tone and great sentimental feeling," she continued.
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My reasons for visiting Winterset, however, were more political than sentimental.
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Or, at any rate, without sounding like an unusually sentimental fatalist.
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It was simultaneously vicious and sentimental, a uniter and a divider.
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The triptych on my arm – it's not decorative; it's sentimental, significant.
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When moving in, they had to downsize sentimental items and memorabilia.
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Boombox custom keepsake box Sometimes sentimental, personalized gifts are the best.
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It holds a lot of sentimental value for all the Bidens.
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I'm just such a sucker for that sort of sentimental thing.
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The thousands of tweets range from the hilarious to the sentimental.
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The sentimental man set out to track down Captain Picard, a.k.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said it was a sentimental moment.
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Nonetheless, I appreciate the sentimental value they most hold for others.
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Sentimental in style, it was not a fashionable work of art.
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The dress, in particular, actually holds a sentimental meaning for King.
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Don't forget to divide possessions of sentimental value, along with assets.
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Feeling very sentimental – 2 weeks left of shooting with this one.
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"The sentimental was the hardest because it was personal," she says.
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Luckily, the actor wasn't totally without sentimental accessories at the event.
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Johnson's choice of dress and jewelry were both simple and sentimental.
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That I cannot allow myself... Anyway: sentimental requests leave me cold.
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He is decidedly sentimental when recalling Walt Frazier and Dave DeBusschere.
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Pregame activities Monday are expected to be more celebratory than sentimental.
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Plus, you can write captions and sentimental notes throughout the book.
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Biden's sexual frankness, his nostalgia, and his sentimental connection to the
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But, that means they had to downsize sentimental items and memorabilia.
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The Naïve and Sentimental Lover is a strange and resistant novel.
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It's only a car, and there's no point in being sentimental.
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For me, without being overly sentimental about it, that's really important.
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Planes are also bridges between travelers and sentimental moments or places.
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Wedding rings and other sentimental possessions aren't subject to the requirement.
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Then there are the sentimental: weddings rings, rosaries, and children's artwork.
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His evocative photos capture sentimental moments between animals and their young.
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Doyle doesn't let us get sentimental about any of this, though.
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The music score is sentimental, with shimmering pianos and trembling strings.
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But as the set wore on, things started to become sentimental.
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He speaks out against sexism and is unafraid to be sentimental.
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This sentimental fascination with suffering opened the door to the Antichrist.
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It's a view that might be dismissed as romantic or sentimental.
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Little is sentimental or sugarcoated; Ms. Lipitz is interested in nuance.
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Masai Ujiri, the president of the Raptors, is no sentimental sap.
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What's a goatish, narcissistic, jealous, sentimental, weak-willed novelist to do?
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With his phone dead, Diplo can't livestream anymore sentimental, private moments.
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They even have special occasion candles for all your sentimental needs.
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Some rigorous socialist theorists would doubtless scoff at his sentimental humanitarianism.
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Most television was utter banality; most opera forgettable, vulgar and sentimental.
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For incarcerated women, it is among the most sentimental of sounds.
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The sun enters Pisces and finds you in a sentimental mood!
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Her 2002 work "Sentimental Bitch" is another kind of feminist scrapbook.
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Let's just think about the thing I get, not sentimental value.
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As your sentimental sign knows, relationships, like bourbon, get better with age.
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He acknowledged that some alumni would feel a sentimental pang of loss.
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On the one hand, we have this totally sentimental relationship with nature.
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One of the Cartier pieces holds a very sentimental meaning for Kris.
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But that didn't seem to deter Middleton from rocking the sentimental headpiece.
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The project hums a sentimental tune, driven by the beat of memory.
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" Finally, the last question to ask is "Does this have sentimental value?
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But the reasoning she provides is more sentimental than one might expect.
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No plans right now, but it has great sentimental value to me.
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"Bound 2" and "Only One" are on here as sentimental picks, natch.
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"I save all of their submissions because it's sentimental," he tells PEOPLE.
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It was at once a time to be sentimental and scared. Gov.
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Can you do this without becoming nostalgic, sentimental, corny, patriotic, or insular?
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The occasional lay historian gets sentimental about a dead president or two.
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In "Sentimental Tales", Zoshchenko trains his sights on the literary scene itself.
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Nor did they disguise their work in sentimental, Victorian versions of femininity.
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Like many who face an uncertain future, libertarians tend to be sentimental.
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It's strange, because I definitely feel some sentimental value towards the holiday.
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Would a card suffice, or do they like more sentimental, personal gifts?
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August's sentimental star map will hit you right in the feels. Surrender!
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I listened to Coltrane's "In a Sentimental Mood" after I read it.
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It's Deafheaven's most melodic, most accessible, and occasionally most sentimental album yet.
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"I'm a very sentimental person, and I love old photographs," said Dimoff.
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But she considers one of the film's more sentimental scenes her favorite.
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Steen expresses all-out rage, but he also sounds heartfelt and sentimental.
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The moon is in your sign today, Sagittarius, and you're feeling sentimental!
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It's short, sweet, and sentimental, and it will absolutely melt your heart.
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And, sentimental value aside, how much would you pay for them yourself?
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It's a sentimental, spare ballad, with Swift backed only by the piano.
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We try to cover more of the sentimental side of human beings.
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But for some cinephiles, Williams represents Spielberg's most manipulative and sentimental instincts.
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Demi Moore is getting sentimental on her daughter Rumer Willis' 31st birthday.
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It's difficult to describe without resorting to figurative, hyperbolic, even sentimental language.
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She explains that the stores have a big sentimental value for her.
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"I'm not sentimental" toward the idea of a museum, he told me.
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She ended on a sentimental note by discussing her journey with Borchetta.
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Giovanazzi was a little less sentimental than many Das Bunker patrons, though.
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He's proven knows a thing or two about keeping sentimental jewelry safe.
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With this improbable (if sweet) development, "Exit Strategy" takes a sentimental turn.
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The most sentimental detail, though, is the faux-spruce centerpiece's finishing touch.
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On top of being gorgeous, it has a lot of sentimental value.
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But this ring is neither sentimental nor ornamental; it is high tech.
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"We mustn't get dragged down by sentimental ideas of heritage," Little says.
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It is maudlin, sentimental, gaudy, aggressively anti-intellectual, and shuns aesthetic complexity.
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You made me feel sentimental about the chaos of a Nigerian intersection.
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Some see integration as a sentimental notion not connected to immediate concerns.
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Despite his emphasis on technology, there are indications of another, sentimental side.
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He is a postmodern Mark Twain: grumpy and sentimental, antic and religious.
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The discarded property ranged from hard-to-replace documents to sentimental effects.
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Remakes — especially of beloved classics — run the risk of alienating sentimental moviegoers.
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"It is 100 percent sentimental," Chad said of the big Filipino breakfast.
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Both Venus Williams and Kvitova, for different reasons, will be sentimental favorites.
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It's not the most sentimental, but her iPhone belongs in a museum.
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But the apartment on the second floor had sentimental value for him.
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"Notes on Blindness" avoids the sentimental pitfalls of a documentary this personal.
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"A Bronx Tale" is certainly not without its formulaic or sentimental aspects.
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The image conveniently summed up this dance: competent, sentimental and fairly bland.
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It doesn't surprise me that my dad kept it — he's weirdly sentimental.
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It's clear that the questioner had no sentimental attachment to the object.
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The Polynesian-style decorative sleeve covering one forearm has no sentimental significance.
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Those backward-looking images seemed to hold little sentimental value for him.
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I'm very sentimental about items; I tend to attach memories to things.
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The most sentimental piece I have may be the teddy bear chair.
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But there are also sentimental reasons why Sande has kept certain things.
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Botanical species were assigned sentimental meanings that were collected in exhaustive dictionaries.
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The speeches can't just be funny, no, they have to be sentimental.
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His art wasn't sentimental or maudlin, so I'll spare his memory too much of that (though if you'd like to be sentimental or maudlin, do so with gusto and don't let anyone on social media shame you from it).
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Demi Lovato has some new ink and it carries a very sentimental message.
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And perhaps the biggest one: What is the sentimental meaning behind the tattoo?
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"I'm a very sentimental person," she says as she shows off her ink.
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But what we do see is sentimental, albeit in the most visceral way.
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"If anyone defines what sentimental value means, it would be Kerry," says Hawk.
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Or is the praise surrounding it merely a "bit of sentimental hungover tosh"?
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And this isn't the first time Madonna's gotten sentimental on her daughter's birthday.
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Upon closer inspection, you'll notice that they're packed with sentimental meaning for Clarke.
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Everything but the sentimental items were thrown out, and the house was bare.
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CNN took a flight on the Commemorative Air Force's Sentimental Journey in 2015.
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" She continued, getting even more sentimental: "You are my best friends for life.
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Mr Hirai has little sympathy for the sentimental national attachment to personal seals.
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And, naturally, sentimental collectors want the cars that remind them of those songs.
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"I told Nikolaj, 'I've never seen you so sweet and sentimental,' " Headey recalled.
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Prinsloo still keeps a few sentimental items from her career in her closet.
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It is the most sensitive major franchise out there, and the most sentimental.
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As for why Teigen teamed with Marchesa's Georgina Chapman, her reason was sentimental.
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Phantom Thread's Lesley Manville said Cinema Paradiso made her list for sentimental reasons.
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While both moving, the moments are tonally disparate: one sentimental, and one wrenching.
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"Happy 1st Birthday my sweet Shai Aleksander 🎉" she captioned the sentimental snap.
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In the caption of the photo, the rapper added to his sentimental message.
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The moon in Pisces clashes with Jupiter, finding you feeling sentimental, dear Sag.
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But some specialize in attire that is bound to have some sentimental value.
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He said he liked it for its sentimental value, but also its practicality.
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"Miley and Liam's wedding had everyone feeling sentimental this week," the tweet read.
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Though they escaped the physical violence, Sarno lost material possessions with sentimental value.
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Or maybe that's sentimental nonsense; maybe people just really like soft ice cream.
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Compared to traditional decor, personalized ornaments are both a festive and sentimental touch.
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Whether you like whimsical, traditional, or especially sentimental decor, there's something for everyone.
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Others are sentimental: song lyrics, Bible quotes or the names of family members.
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It was sentimental that my old dog and new puppy would be related!
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"From my nature, I'm really not a sentimental person, honestly," Karolyi said afterward.
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"Most of America views love in a very sentimental capacity," Dr. Moss said.
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She returned to the front of the store more than a little sentimental.
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Berlant saw the contradictions within the public realm played out in sentimental fiction.
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I always encourage clients to keep the sentimental items down to one box.
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Sunday is perfect for a sentimental gesture of appreciation for those special people.
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Most competitors this year chose their earliest acquisition or one of sentimental value.
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A less gifted writer might have made this material too whimsical or sentimental.
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The story, though, is less intense and more sentimental than his best work.
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Perhaps turning it into a sentimental cop show was the only sensible approach.
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Its soul is sentimental, conventional and timid in spite of its hero's bravado.
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And I was actually happy and quite sentimental when I read the script.
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Never very sentimental about his native land, Stalin victimized this country for decades.
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How does an unmarried mother transform herself into a chaste and sentimental poet?
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One thing you should know about me is I'm not sentimental about clothing.
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This time it's the sentimental urban tree-hugger ideologues against ignorant Joe Diesel.
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Through the mandala, Hassinger manipulates commonplace objects and transforms them into sentimental mementos.
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It is a mix of pieces that have either practical or sentimental value.
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Certainly, the "clothing, books, paper, miscellaneous, sentimental" bucket system won't be literally applied.
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Farouk is a spindly and sentimental construction who never attains actual character status.
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Those who are not quite as sentimental can simply consider it value added.
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Diyas has frequently been cast as the opponent against a sentimental American favorite.
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It's an undeniably cool gift and one that's sure to make her sentimental.
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"Are you guys ready to get, like, sentimental for a second?" he asked.
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Now as before, the series focuses on the characters' sentimental and sexual experiences.
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When his sons began to leave for college, he became sentimental and nostalgic.
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Feature Jonny Sun's online personality — a sentimental alien — has attracted a huge following.
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Mum had nothing to do with choosing it—Dad was the sentimental one.
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Her story is touching without being overly sentimental (which is no easy feat).
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A replacement item will not have the same sentimental value as the original.
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"Of course, it is sentimental," Bosley Crowther wrote in The New York Times.
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"It was more sentimental to me to do what I can," he said.
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But its methods are almost defiantly literal, engineered for accessibility and sentimental impact.
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It is brightly lit, it is sentimental, it is not at all realistic.
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And you know me, so sentimental I couldn't part with those nice dresses.
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This is a relief, as the Cold War is a very sentimental war.
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Like folk and outsider art dealers, Safer also capitalizes on the sentimental narrative.
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The sale's top lot, René Magritte's "Le colloque sentimental" (1946), sold for $1,032,500.
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These crabs aren't exactly materialistic people, but they're very attached to sentimental items.
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By trying to pull off one showy, sentimental deed herself, Rebecca already feels exposed.
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One more thing: while the Victorians viewed lust as dangerous, they were very sentimental.
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The health issues prompt the dying, increasingly sentimental monarch to get things in order.
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Venus clashes with your ruling planet Neptune and you're in an especially sentimental mood!
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Not only is the ring stunning, but it has a sentimental history as well.
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As always, Ru's interviews with the girls unveiled their share of sentimental surprises — i.e.
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Let me explain: I've never been much on the sentimental fluff of Thanksgiving Day.
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His critics claimed he was too sentimental about a bygone era - and Jenkins agreed.
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On the 12th, the first full moon of the year falls in sentimental Cancer.
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In general, she admitted that sentimental moments just make her feel all the feels.
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Yet when I turn sentimental at the majesty of wildlife, I sometimes feel uneasy.
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Some regard all that aesthetics-can-save-your-soul mumbo jumbo as sentimental claptrap.
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In place of the ending the playwright wrote, the director substitutes a sentimental tableau.
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But the value added to literature by physical books are more than just sentimental.
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Or it can be purely aesthetic with no sentimental value — it's up to you.
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"I haven't gotten to the point yet where I've been overly sentimental," he said.
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That helps you negotiate based on their fair market value rather than sentimental attachment.
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Weddings are funny places because they seem to inspire all sorts of sentimental thoughts.
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I'm a sentimental old fool, so the family visit always makes me tear up.
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Betty is at home and opens Jughead's gift of a Book with sentimental value.
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Some kept their Zunes for those same reasons, or the connection is now sentimental.
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On Tidying Up Marie Kondo has people get rid of their sentimental items last.
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Meanwhile, Kevin posted a sentimental note alongside a photo of Joe rocking out onstage.
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It's easy to get both sentimental and self-righteous about the rights of victims.
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Some redditors described items that were too sentimental or important to actually throw away.
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The whole album is strong, but it's the sentimental songs that really stand out.
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Whatever the future holds, however, his return is clearly not just for sentimental reasons.
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That helps you negotiate based on their fair market value rather than sentimental attachment.
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But the Gaineses weren't the only celebs to post sentimental notes on social media.
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Consumers often keep things without sentimental value out of a desire to be frugal.
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But he loves to talk in shamelessly sentimental terms about pride in one's country.
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Every sentimental franchise actor has to keep a token from their time on set.
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"Five years ago I married my best friend," she wrote in another sentimental post.
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But I'm sentimental, in that I expect that evidence of crimes leads to results.
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Enter nostalgia fatigue—specifically, exhaustion caused by overexposure to reminders of a sentimental past.
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I swear to God, like, every day, the majority of my day is sentimental.
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Hurd proposed in July 2017, and they exchanged "sentimental AF" vows in March 2018.
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Maybe I'm being a little sentimental on account of it being Google's birthday today.
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They also showered each other with sentimental gifts, including locks of each other's hair.
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The Cultural Revolution had robbed an entire generation of the concept of sentimental value.
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"We all become sentimental about places which hold specific memories for us," she says.
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It appalled her that she had left such a sentimental episode in Peipei's memory.
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Victoria: I just like to grab things that I think are funny or sentimental.
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The moon enters sentimental Pisces today, finding you in a sensitive and nostalgic mood.
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David and Victoria's steady stream of sentimental snaps give us #familygoals, and then some.
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I don't know if it's just getting sentimental in my older age or something.
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I am not advocating for political art, for sentimental brow-beating, or loose propaganda.
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So, when you talk about loss, sadness, are those sentimental feelings or objective realities?
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His fine-art work, as seen over the past year, is sentimental and studious.
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As in the rest of the book, however, the effect is formulaic and sentimental.
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The idea that Tahlequah is grieving her dead calf is not some sentimental projection.
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Example 2: The man who sells me pencils is very assiduous and not sentimental.
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"It was too much emotion for me, and I was very sentimental," he recalled.
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Throughout the evening, several mom shoutouts lent a sweetly sentimental tone to the telecast.
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Both salty and sentimental, "Young Mr. Lincoln" establishes its subject as a folk hero.
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While Bean was the sentimental pick, there was plenty of love to go around.
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In doing so, he changed playwriting from sentimental entertainment to a serious art form.
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Gomes finds objects at thrift stores and receives clothing with sentimental value as gifts.
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"I'm actually sentimental about my last fight sequence coming up this week," Goldsberry says.
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But the overlap in their sensibilities turns "Loro" into a blurry, distracted, sentimental portrait.
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The play itself is imperfect, with a sentimental ending and one character's unconvincing enlightenment.
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I.," so sentimental and sparing are we in our use of the word "intelligence.
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Profiti's replacement as president, Mariella Enoc, had a less sentimental interpretation of the donation.
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WALLFISCH [We thought] how can we strip it all away and not be sentimental?
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Our culture's sentimental attachment to stories of young women about to bloom is strong.
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Biden isn't just being sentimental in mentioning Harris as a possible vice presidential pick.
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Ms. Lamirande said she lost sentimental objects in the fire, whose origin was unknown.
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The box's contents — including a watch with sentimental value — were eventually recovered, he said.
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Some critics have suggested that it is too sentimental, especially for this historical moment.
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It's a portrait of an intellectual and sentimental education that offers almost unseemly pleasure.
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Herewith are eight sentimental debilitating illnesses in literature, ranked from least to most satisfying.
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What to expect: Extravagant photos of sentimental jazz albums that brought a family together.
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Meanwhile, the Wenders film suggests that something worthwhile may be salvaged from the sentimental.
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In the first season I didn't want to do any sentimental and corny stuff.
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Indeed, the overly sentimental, middlebrow, American cheerleader parody of Burns is far from accurate.
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Lauer's eyes were already tearing up by this point, and then it got more sentimental.
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I wonder if she will ever have the sentimental pleasure of her own King Vitaman.
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Ahead, a comprehensive guide to Gaga's evolving tattoos — and the sentimental meaning behind each one.
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It holds sentimental value and is a constant reminder of the person who gifted it.
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You've described yourself as overly sentimental, and I think that comes through in your music.
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His presidency will thus expose Pillar Four as the sentimental chimera it has always been.
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For sentimental reasons, buttons from Bushnell's mother's wedding dress were incorporated into the sleeveless gown.
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How sentimental and heartwarming that Teresa is back from prison and reunited with her family!
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He was slightly sentimental from the rum and cokes he had nursed throughout the evening.
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In a country as sentimental about its pets as Britain is, that gives it clout.
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The Glass Castle movie is a more sentimental, more sanitized version of the shocking book.
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Women are vulnerable to having their work trivialized by sentimental book covers and marketing campaigns.
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But the things the Three's Company star does keep are equal parts sentimental and sexy.
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Surrender to your sultry, sentimental feelings because, well, you won't have much of a choice.
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Every detail of Serena Williams' wedding was sentimental—all the way down to the food.
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His exploits are recorded in pornographically crude language — yet he also had a sentimental side.
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George and Amal Clooney's home may seem grand, but their artwork's value is primarily sentimental.
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Biographer Evan Thomas has written that Nixon in that acceptance was also sentimental and uplifting.
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That their journey is as much sentimental as it is geographical and sociopolitical is brilliant.
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GERMAN TELEVISION USED to be dominated by sentimental romantic dramas and worthy but dry documentaries.
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Sentimental folk may find it romantic that Pluto bears its heart at its celestial companion.
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Russian mainstream entertainment is bright, loud, sentimental and second-rate — without becoming entertainingly third-rate.
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Although they might not be of high monetary value, photos can have high sentimental value.
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The Beckhams are a famously close clan, and David isn't shy with sentimental Instagram posts.
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You're in a sentimental mood today, Sagittarius, but you've still got to keep strong boundaries.
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For some reason, there are also sentimental flashbacks to Nobby and Sebastian's sad, traumatic childhood.
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Bischoff's dress, designed by her with the help of Audrey Grant Bridal, was particularly sentimental.
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The problem for Trump is not that he'd be sentimental about the GOP's electoral fate.
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Start with clothes, then books, papers, komono (aka miscellaneous items) and sentimental items, Kondo advises.
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But he has a sort of sentimental attachment to it I think, which makes sense.
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I'm no Sheeran fan, and I find most of his music cloying and ickily sentimental.
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For all its tribulations, Yahoo will forever retain a measure of sentimental value for me.
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It was filled with the kind of high-flown, sentimental stuff he would later scorn.
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This sentimental cycle increases the warm-fuzzy feelings, especially with family and inner circle friends.
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It's broad and dubiously sentimental, and relies on gross-out slime gags and mega-pratfalls.
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TV was suddenly either highbrow with a glossy finish, brutally sentimental, or unpolished and raw.
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But Mr. Abu-Assad's pop filmmaking is resolutely simple in its approach and efficiently sentimental.
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In any case, the Warriors appear to be less sentimental about keepsakes than the Cavaliers.
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Here I'm sentimental, because my dad gave me the Cheever book for my 20th birthday.
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There are still ways to get personalized or sentimental gifts even in a time crunch.
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The crowd's main concern was that no one would leapfrog sentimental favorite Hypolito or Mariano.
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"Belgravia" has everything one would expect of a Victorian novel, apart from its sentimental heart.
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In sentimental fiction, we encounter righteous solutions to problems that feel unresolvable in real life.
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You know, it is about real feelings, but there is nothing sticky or sentimental there.
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" The pair also incorporated a sentimental piece into their cake cutting ceremony: "We had 'Mr.
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Moreover, the thematic primacy of family, biological or found, defines rap as a sentimental art.
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If it's too emotionally simplified, it's obvious, and it becomes bitter or sentimental or whatever.
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The overall impression was of a man sentimental about all the wrong, non-basketball things.
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I know it can be replaced, but sentimental things, personal things you can't get back.
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Xan's family also includes a sentimental monster who writes poetry and a pocket-size dragon.
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I'm a sentimental pack rat; Nancy pares everything down to what she wants and needs.
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Even if it's sentimental to some extent, it's also historically powerful in the French imagination.
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It exchanges the schematic ease of the sentimental for the uncharted depths of the emotional.
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" For Hammad, the closest model would appear to be Flaubert's great bildungsroman, "A Sentimental Education.
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Call me a sentimental old fool, but moments like these make me grin with joy.
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Suga's potential release date is sentimental, too: "May 2 is my mom's birthday," Megan said.
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He has always been a romantic, of course, but he is a sentimental soul, too.
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The characters in "The Simpsons" and "Futurama" were lovable and horrible, but almost never sentimental.
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Historically, I have based everything on creating handmade pieces that are personal, sentimental and meaningful.
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I'm really used to it, and I have a sentimental relationship with looking at it.
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Halep, already a superstar in Romania, has become a genuine sentimental favorite beyond her borders.
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And not just their literary-flavored ordinary thoughts, but their banal, sentimental, sometimes incoherent ramblings.
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At times it veers toward the sentimental; it can lean too heavily on its themes.
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" However, when asked if Sidney has ever responded to the sentimental texts, Judge said, "No.
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Their works, like "Striking 12" and "Long Story Short," mix the snarky and the sentimental.
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In 2017, Musk purchased the X.com domain name back from PayPal, citing its sentimental value.
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There are sentimental threads here, including a friend's pregnancy and a Hallmark-moment family reconciliation.
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Andrea Gibson read her own poems, exercises in sentimental emotionalism, with a throbbing, exaggerated tremolo.
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"Waiting for Anya" is not so sentimental that it imagines every character can escape death.
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There is nothing about his trip to Arunachal Pradesh that is sentimental in its nature.
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And for every routine or sentimental moment, there's a scene that rises to the occasion.
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But the real abundance here is of feelings between characters, not all of them sentimental.
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The pair typically celebrates their anniversary on social media by exchanging lovey-dovey, sentimental messages.
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This next ad is more sentimental than harrowing, or at least it tries to be.
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It's also an opportunity to contribute to a company that has sentimental and nostalgic meaning.
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There are still ways to get personalised or sentimental gifts even in a time crunch.
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This kind of self-awareness gives me hope for the sentimental cash-grab to follow.
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Mr. Hall, working in a more sentimental, multiplex-friendly mode, makes the same point here.
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I wanted to be the one who painted sentimental and funny Christmas and Valentine's cards.
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The strike&aposs real consequencesThe death of diplomacy with Iran is significant, not just sentimental.
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Asked if he was sad about the shop leaving Brooklyn, Mr. Silberberg wasn't particularly sentimental.
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While she hasn't spilled the meaning, most of her tattoo collection is comprised of sentimental designs.
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Neither would be a surprise, but the latter seems like the more likely and sentimental choice.
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The soft sentimental spots that had held her back during training in Braavos have fully hardened.
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In November, the Hidden Figures star got sentimental about Spiewak on Instagram for their 14th anniversary.
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Well, for sentimental reasons, I own a baby banjo, which is like a four-string banjo.
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You've been in a sentimental mood and focusing more on your home life than usual, Sagittarius.
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Most everything in the apartment, it seems, has some sentimental value, including the French Empire candelabra.
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He and Susan have a sentimental reunion before we jump back over to Sarah and Mrs.
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The scent is sentimental for Nyong'o, as the eucalyptus acorn note reminds her of her childhood.
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The images are theatrically lit by Majoli's portable strobes to make them sentimental and even poignant.
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Directed by Albert Hughes (The Book of Eli), Alpha is definitely sentimental, even pandering at times.
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Raja Krishnamoorthi, an Illinois Democrat, got sentimental when sharing a clip from an "Indiana Jones" movie.
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And I'm not sure I can claim that the ending is any less cynical or sentimental.
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Whether true or not, it certainly adds a layer of melancholy to the already sentimental song.
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Here, house deeds become sentimental art when displayed simply in thick white mats and black frames.
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Suri celebrates her 11th birthday on Tuesday, which might have made her mom a bit sentimental.
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In an interview with Billboard, Shelton described the initial stages of their relationship in sentimental detail.
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MANY of the songs, and there were at least 19603,500 of them, were syrupy and sentimental.
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"There's a sadness, a sentimental feeling that [director] Yoko-san creates with these games," he says.
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Better the blank doors than the empty rooms—not to get sentimental at this late date.
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The arrangement doesn't mean much to her, she says, but the maid gets sentimental over it.
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I don't know if you can tell but he was nearly crying and getting really sentimental.
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"Easy-to-digest, sentimental, or patronizing" are not characteristics people have used to describe your movies.
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David responds from his convalescence in a way that seems forgivably sentimental, if also novelistically convenient.
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"The bond between a brand and a client has to be profound, nearly sentimental," he added.
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Some investors told Cramer he was sentimental or even downright stupid and ignorant for that call.
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For those of us who tend toward the sentimental, this is the story of the week.
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Tesla's two most expensive cars are only being made for "sentimental reasons," Elon Musk said Wednesday.
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To be totally frank, we're continuing to make them more for sentimental reasons than anything else.
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Elon Musk says Tesla is only building the Model S and Model X for 'sentimental reasons'
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Mr. Riboud's weakness for sentimental subjects and left-wing causes marred his reputation with some critics.
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Lively has spoken about how she and Reynolds prefer to keep gift-giving personal and sentimental.
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Also left behind were old photos, signed memorabilia from Rao's favorite singer, and a sentimental guitar.
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When I look at Lawson's women, for example, this sentimental instinct in me grows particularly strong.
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It is cool (as in hip) and warm (as in cuddly); it is spiky and sentimental.
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An art that he had once disparaged as sentimental, he now found universal in its appeal.
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The temptation with this last page must be to keep slowing down, to make it sentimental.
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The record—it was Paul's selection, Ellington and Coltrane's "In a Sentimental Mood"—haunted the speakers.
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"Musicals in general may be sentimental, mythologized, full of false optimism and showbiz glitz," Viertel writes.
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Love planet Venus harmonizes with dreamy Neptune, inspiring a super sentimental mood about your closest relationships.
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It's a welcome sentimental layer to a show that is often more fixated on the cerebral.
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Read more:Elon Musk said Tesla only makes the Model S and Model X for 'sentimental' reasons.
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When it comes to foreign affairs, Russians often seem less sentimental and always seem more brutal.
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S inger : I've never thought of you as a sentimental person, but maybe I misread that.
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She also tucked in a sentimental picture of herself and their father taken on that campus.
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His hits for the Commodores could be sentimental, even saccharine, but were also sneakily genre-defying.
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It would have been exactly the sappy, sentimental end we'd expect from such a dramatic show.
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As sentimental as it might sometimes feel, love seems a potent and necessary force right now.
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But the last two times she stayed over, we noticed objects of sentimental value were missing.
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He is the dog equivalent of a worried and sentimental mother who can't find her child.
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When the action slows, you realize what a limited and sentimental novelist she too often is.
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May's plan, the response was mixed, and much less sentimental than the letter published on Friday.
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And the inevitable sentimental journey into lesson-learning gets lost in swamps of well-meaning equivocation.
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If you have something particularly sentimental or fragile, playing it safe may be the better option.
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And at the risk of sounding sentimental, she has learned from me, and I from her.
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The sardines are not on the menu, but cans are kept on hand for sentimental customers.
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But even capable actors can't make this play plausible or mend the contrived and sentimental conclusion.
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He stole objects that had sentimental value for the victims, like engraved jewelry and class rings.
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I tried again with a question, only this time my tone was less sentimental, more acerbic.
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But recent events have induced sentimentality, and that book makes me more sentimental than any other.
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None of us are above a good pun when it comes to holidays — especially sentimental ones.
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The overpowering music swerves between sunny and menacing moods, too often resembling a sentimental movie score.
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His style is sentimental gothic, and though it should be easy to caricature, it defies imitation.
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Sentimental scenes of human life were, after all, what the Nazis and the Stalinists had championed.
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The dangers are everywhere: overly broad humor; obnoxiously shticky performances; sentimental tribalism; easy moral point-scoring.
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At Pierozek, which opened last November in this historically Polish neighborhood, pierogi are something more sentimental.
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The 31st also has sentimental value to Ms. Earnhart because it was her maternal grandmother's birthday.
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Many brides still prefer to have their own gown, for sentimental reasons, Ms. Maxwell Cooper said.
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I don't get overly sentimental about birthdays, but I was still sort of dreading this one.
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Unfortunately, in Matthew Rosen's fictionalized take, "Quezon's Game," this story of intrigue turns stiff and sentimental.
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To make it even more sentimental, write a heartfelt inscription inside for when baby grows up.
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That enchanted three-night performance seemed destined to disappear into the sentimental mists of theater memory.
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Leo and Monica's budding romance is treated more seriously, but not in a particularly sentimental way.
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They are incredibly sentimental to me, they are vintage and they belonged to a family member.
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To say that the Metro has become my second home would be too vague and sentimental.
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Ms. Shields, 51, has come to realize that those pieces have significantly more than sentimental value.
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These matching "You are my sunshine" quote bracelets would make an adorably sentimental mother-daughter gift.
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They may have sentimental value for my former boyfriends now that their grandparents have passed away.
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They may have sentimental value for my former boyfriends now that their grandparents have passed away.
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Time made me sentimental: days and nights, minutes and hours, moments that threaten to become eternity.
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She's suing Parlatore for the $154k value of her jewelry, plus damages for the "sentimental" loss.
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Because you're usually busy and cheerful, people don't always realize how completely sentimental you can be.
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New Documents is also the most moving show I've experienced — yet it avoids being overly sentimental.
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In another, you're tearing up at one of the sentimental moments between members of the Pearson family.
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I lost a lot of my sentimental regard for cats -- that "oh, my cute fur-baby" response.
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Tattoos are one of the unique beauty categories that marries artistry, cultural significance, technique, and sentimental meaning.
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Maybe that's just my nostalgic, sentimental person who I am that wants to think that, but Jesus.
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Essentially, you go through all your belongings and get rid of anything that isn't essential or sentimental.
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The story of a sentimental bad boy trying to keep it real in the face of adversity?
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When it came time to create her dream wedding dress, Chopra turned to Lauren for sentimental reasons.
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Or maybe I'm just being overly sentimental and resisting the future and actually it's not that deep.
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While there is always a sentimental attachment to the family home, you have to do the math.
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"Of course, there is a sentimental side of me that gets sad thinking about that," Johnston said.
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Meghan's pal Priyanka Chopra revealed that sentimental tidbit during a visit to Watch What Happens Live. 8.
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To make your star map more special, you can even add a sentimental quote to the map.
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In fact, many of them replace uncomfortable truths with sappy and sentimental storylines — and that's all right.
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Ranging from funny to cringe-worthy to sentimental, these movies will be cathartic experiences for expectant mothers.
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But there is something sentimental and very different in the elimination of bookstores versus department store chains.
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"Zuck is too sentimental towards her and it's hurt his judgement of the situation," one post read.
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Among those still flying in the US are Sentimental Journey, Memphis Belle, Yankee Lady and Aluminum Overcast.
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They often jettison cutesy, sentimental kid or teenage characters in favor of something funnier and more eccentric.
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You could also gift it to a friend who considers Valentine's Day an overly-sentimental Hallmark holiday.
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Lawson was on her way to Florida with her husband's belongings -- many of them of sentimental value.
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"I've never been a super sentimental person, but I've been taking a lot of photos," said Kaling.
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It's official: This Is Us's tear-stained, character-murdering sentimental fingerprints are all over television these days.
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But one of the star's most sentimental pieces was able to make its way back to her.
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Unlike the prospective truck owners, my vote is purely sentimental and not at all based on practicality.
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It didn't take long to see that while Poteet had everybody's respect, Thompson was the sentimental favorite.
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Sentimental Americans often refer to themselves not as cat-owners but as the cat's "mommy" or "daddy".
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"4 Degrees" is so many things at once: fragile but muscular, sentimental but apocalyptic, chilling but glorious.
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Sen. John McCain's final resting place held sentimental value for the late war hero and longtime politician.
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Any attachment I have to a national identity is sentimental at best and self-mythologising at worst.
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But with the right soundtrack, a boring clip becomes epic, or a nice one becomes truly sentimental.
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But fashion can also play a very sentimental role in how we relate to the First Family.
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If you have sentimental reasons for keeping something, does a bin, basket or crate fit under it?
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As far as aesthetics go, Venus in Cancer is a tchotchke collector, because everything has sentimental value.
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"You want to make it sentimental but you don't want to make it treacle-y," Bloom said.
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And Brooklyn Nine-Nine is part of his tradition of joyful, sentimental, and down-to-earth comedies.
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You start with clothing, then move to books, paper, komono (kitchen, bathroom, garage, miscellaneous), and finally sentimental.
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Astor said the legacy that he and his wife prefer to leave is more educational than sentimental.
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"I've never been a super sentimental person, but I've been taking a lot of photos," she says.
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But everything I had was either gifts or sentimental or I worked my ass off for them.
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On Tuesday, Menounos, 40, posted a sentimental black-and-white snapshot with her dad at the wedding.
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So that was my priority, as opposed to having a big round of applause and being sentimental.
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His films do often focus on quiet heroism, but he can be sentimental and showy about emotion.
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You can go as sentimental or as utilitarian as you want — that's the beauty of college graduation.
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They are too soft, spineless, and sentimental to understand the complexities of their girlfriends, wives, and children.
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Yes. But people insist that these beloved lighters are not only functional but a sentimental little treasure.
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Without that sentimental journey, he says, the film would more likely open with less than $200 million.
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It still doesn't mean it's any less sentimental or that the shopping process is completely stress-free.
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" Behind the defiant modernist façade she detected a macho pose, an aversion to "soft, sentimental, 'feminine' qualities.
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Homesick Scented Candle, available at Amazon, $29.50This is a great gift that's sure to make anyone sentimental.
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President Trump was interrupted by applause dozens of times, usually following uncontroversial, sentimental, patriotic, or partisan comments.
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A large drawing of an upholstered armchair that hangs next to his bed is a sentimental favorite.
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These mother daughter duos made sure the ink they were getting and giving was nothing but sentimental.
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It's hardly surprising, considering how quickly we assign sentimental value to some garments — and forget about others.
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You're very sentimental and sensitive today, with the Moon highlighting a very intense part of your chart.
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"I've never felt sentimental about a gun in a game before, not in this way," he said.
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There are sweetly sentimental movies with characters overcoming adversities like Juno (2007) and Edge of Seventeen (2016).
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And it's a sentimental game for me, because City 17 was my childhood city that I rebuilt.
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Don't worry, you're not broken—you're just more sentimental than your tough ram horns make you look!
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"Jenacide (the Inevitable Rise and Fall of the Bloodless Revolution)," by Mr. Scott: Finally, another sentimental offering.
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Over the past three decades, Bud's Clydesdale ads have been at times nostalgic, ironic, comic, and sentimental.
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Under normal circumstances, she would be a sentimental favorite, but her doping violation remains hard to ignore.
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Meghan Markle made a sentimental style statement as she spent a rare weekend away from her family.
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It may seem an obvious and sentimental thing to say, but it was a homecoming for her.
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While there is humor and poignancy in both opera and design, there is nothing sentimental about either.
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Throughout the series, the changes and interpolations are in the direction of unnecessary exposition and sentimental cliché.
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Luckily, the spirited musical performances (featuring an otherworldly theremin) save the production from sliding into sentimental tedium.
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It's not detail or chronology Gold leaves us longing for; it's sentimental resonance — and he knows it.
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Grosso described herself as sentimental, never realizing how much physical contact was part of Italian daily life.
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Mercury in Cancer people are gentle, intuitive, and sentimental communicators who may sometimes seem sensitive and withdrawn.
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"I was born, like, 500 meters from here," he said, so the property also had sentimental pull.
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Tess earns her own aches and bruises, some from her culinary education, some from her sentimental one.
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It wasn't long before another new species, the media tycoon, recognized the sentimental power of war photography.
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This is why fairy tales are more forgiving than sentimental novels: They let darkness into the frame.
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Skeptics have dismissed this turn as sentimental, a term that has become a dirty word for tenderness.
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It's horror cosplaying as family drama, but it's not intimate — it's sweeping, complicated, and anything but sentimental.
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Not to get sentimental, but that future will be markedly different in more ways than just strategy.
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GREEN Sentimental is right, regarding "Come From Away," but you and I disagreed strongly about that show.
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Taking the "L" from my mother's name "Lynn" was a sentimental nod and didn't feel too onerous.
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Whether you're sentimental or rom-com averse, our culture writers offer suggestions for a range of interests.
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The ending, too, takes a lurch toward the sentimental that Michael, of all people, would surely resist.
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Before the engineer jumps on her bike, she cleans out the Lockhart home of all sentimental leftovers.
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Weinstein's office, a cold and tidy room overlooking the Hollywood Hills, is an archive of sentimental zealotry.
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"One reason I'm sentimental about wedding dresses is that I never got to wear one," she said.
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They no longer had any exchange value, but they still had some kind of a sentimental value.
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I knew we could not afford it, and I was not very sentimental about my college years.
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Other films were set in a down-home romanticized present, among characters who proudly respect sentimental art.
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If you're feeling extra sentimental, you can pay a little more to have the pendant laser-engraved.
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Well, I'm less sentimental about the death of Circuit City, even though I worked one Christmas there.
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"Debo kept some things for sentimental reasons but generally thought nothing of passing clothes on," she said.
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If you're not sentimental about human rights, that may have some effect on a limited, confined population.
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I don't mean this to sound soft or sentimental, or to create a misleading impression of niceness.
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When asked if he was sentimental about his potential final game in Cleveland on Saturday, Sabathia deflected.
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Is there anything at all bizarrely sad or sentimental about the idea of this gene dying out?
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Everyone, upstairs and down, seemed to agree instead to pretend they were basking in an eternal, sentimental gloaming.
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" He continues, "There is a sentimental significance on the month of May that I need to bring up.
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While the rest of the men didn't share their gifts, we assumed they're just as sentimental as Joe's.
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For Trump, the commitment to his enterprise goes beyond financial ties and includes a sentimental component as well.
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She shared an adorable throwback photo of her daughters wearing angel wings as toddlers with a sentimental message.
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A Boston woman got a sentimental neck tattoo that ended up looking like the Toronto Blue Jays logo.
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If you're truly in love, any situation can turn sentimental simply by staring into one another's eyes, right?
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Not to get too cheesy or sentimental, but sometimes the power of music is a fucking beautiful thing.
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And, as we all learned way back in the day, the best gifts carry the heaviest sentimental weight.
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" Bayona previously told Entertainment Weekly that the film "doesn't deal with cancer and bullies in a sentimental way.
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Kelly Ripa is getting sentimental as her daughter prepares to leave home for her first year of college.
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The subjects in the photos are often my closest friends, so certain images have become sentimental for me.
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Baseball's arrogated Americana is a sentimental and selective thing, as deep as a beer commercial and no deeper.
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Strong as it was, that mystical focus doesn't mean that the story's sentimental details are a late addition.
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Yet this material is vital reading for anyone who wants a personal account of this writer's sentimental education.
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Finally, we threw our first aid kits into the car and moved on to valuables and sentimental items.
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Reading them is a corrective to the sentimental view of her that adaptations of her work sometimes encourage.
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I'm driving the Volkswagen e-Golf, and perhaps just for sentimental reasons, since it's about to become obsolete.
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They sang together, arms raised, to carefully calibrated worship music that fused strummy, sentimental rock with melismatic soul.
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For the couple's Hindu ceremony on Sunday, the bride once again incorporated sentimental touches into her bridal look.
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He knew the sentimental value behind the word and, to my complete and utter astonishment, he loved it.
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But besides the sweet and sentimental posts, her entire grid is also loaded with the ultimate hair inspiration.
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Critics wondered if Sir Martin had become too sentimental about the firm he built to remake it again.
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The Museum of Broken Relationships, scheduled to open this May, is currently excepting submissions for all things sentimental.
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Collins's songs were engineered to deliver sentimental pop hits to a generation of men with Peter Pan syndrome.
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Taken together, our studies suggest that shooting pictures can help people get rid of possessions with sentimental value.
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Participants were reluctant to sell sentimental items regardless of whether they were prompted to photograph them or not.
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Pity the well meaning health secretary, pity the hardworking doctors—and blame the sentimental but hypocritical British public.
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This sweet nod to her bestie is actually the second sentimental thing Meghan's worn on the royal tour.
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Maybe I'm sentimental or just old-fashioned, but I loved that MacBook Pro with the physical "F" keys.
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The data can be compelling, but also we are people, and people are goofy, farting, messy, sentimental creatures.
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A committed abstractionist and a generally unsentimental musician, Mr. Kikuchi could appear contradictory around songs, especially sentimental ones.
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He is always sympathetic to sentimental value—what these pieces evoke, and what they mean to their owners.
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At its heart is hwyl, a hard-to-translate Welsh term implying the stirringly sentimental, bardic and gutsy.
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"The easiest way to make anything unique is to make it personal and sentimental to you," she says.
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Kumin, 41, is a horseracing fan who named his fund after a place in Nantucket for sentimental reasons.
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Add to that their sentimental weakness for women, although Gunther's taste tends to be more Weimar than Hollywood.
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"This has a lot of sentimental value to me because this is my students' favorite book," she said.
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Their experimental design, they noted, was based on the novel principle that "material value + sentimental value = total value".
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So no, it didn't make it any easier … I'm pretty sentimental, so I'd go, 'Guys, this is it!
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The plays were dutifully faithful to the books; the films often made the endings softer or more sentimental.
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Mr. Kelly insists that Archant holds "no sort of sentimental attachment" to The New European as a brand.
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Ferdinando Cito Filomarino, whom he refers to as "my sentimental partner," circulated briskly through the studio all day.
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On Tennis WIMBLEDON, England — Roger Federer, tennis's perennial sentimental favorite, will have to surrender that crown on Wednesday.
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We covered everything from classy dinnerware that's a more subtle take on the motif to sentimental home decor.
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It's the beginning of the end for Game of Thrones, and Emilia Clarke is getting sentimental on Instagram.
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"We think that a barrier to even wanting to begin the process is these sentimental items," said Winterich.
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"I guess I'm being sentimental," she says, as she shared Obama's words from that January night in 2017.
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The missing pieces included the sentimental (photographs), the collectible (a Nakashima table) and the indispensable (the dog bed).
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We're told that was mostly sentimental, and Birdman's attempt to repair the personal relationship before fixing biz ties.
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I'm not really that sentimental about the past, because I have this exacting emotional memory, not only visual.
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Call us sentimental, but we'll always have a soft spot in our hearts for Whitney Port's sensible style.
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It is hard to imagine a scenario where the failing body can be turned into a sentimental subject.
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Seki believes that sentimental value can be worth so much more than the video game inside the cartridge.
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The eponymous lead of the '90s teen drama Dawson's Creek is notoriously sincere and sentimental to a fault.
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But I'm sentimental enough to want to leave the door open in case I could ever go back.
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The victimizers are far more interesting — their crises of conscience, their sentimental back stories and things like that.
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I had recently bought the unit to hold sentimental objects I had accumulated with John over the years.
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There's "Fifty Ways to Eat Your Lover" which embodies Gray's flair for the macabre juxtaposed with the sentimental.
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As a native New Yorker, I have a strong sentimental attachment to that store, and to that plaque.
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Unlike some activists, he said, he is not motivated by any sentimental or emotional attachment to other creatures.
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When Offenbach returned to Paris, his home since age 14, the fashion had tilted toward more sentimental plotlines.
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Many pieces also have sentimental value, having come from family members or been given on a special occasion.
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I feel that letters and postcards ar dying out, but are still sentimental, and should still be used.
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However, on the second floor, which features several mixed-media installations, much of the work is overly sentimental.
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Some shelves feature sentimental cards or teddy bears or flowers, real and artificial, or mementos of loved ones.
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"Stephanie is a bundle of contradictions with a sentimental side and deep love for family," her father said.
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Otherwise, move belongings with sentimental or monetary value upstairs or to high shelves to protect them from floodwaters.
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There are also unusual custom pieces—like a coffee table made from a boat propeller—and sentimental art.
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So-called yellow music (as opposed to revolutionary red) was banned for being retrograde, sentimental or foreign-inspired.
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Having spent my entire adulthood living in New York apartments, I've learned not to be sentimental about objects.
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Like "Los Olvidados," if far more gently, "Illusion" satirizes Mexican cinema's conventionally sentimental view of the urban poor.
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But Woods and the other sentimental favorites generally failed to give the crowd at Portrush what it craved.
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They are puffy and sentimental, the cinematic equivalent of a cloying dessert following an otherwise well-prepared meal.
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Sending packages to Amazon is a shift from handling letters but Mr. Wilson is not sentimental about it.
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I got it hoping that because it's sentimental and pretty, it would make me drink more water. 6.
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He was not sentimental about these transactions: While L Brands spent much of its existence as Limited Inc.
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Too sentimental for some listeners, who took after Barbaro on social media, on blogs and in my inbox.
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If the prospect of disappearing subway seats leaves you sentimental, you could always buy one as a keepsake.
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"A lot of us around here associate the Ling with Hackensack, and there's definitely sentimental attachment," he said.
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He dislikes things that are sentimental or cheesy (other than to make fun of them) and hates ties.
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Like Geoffrey Nauffts's "Next Fall," a play it resembles, the sentimental "Daniel's Husband" works best as a romance.
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It wasn't what you'd expect to hear from a writer — and death can inspire the most sentimental clichés.
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"They have a tremendous sentimental value to my wife," he said, though the pens have little monetary worth.
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"They are incredibly sentimental to me, they are vintage and they belonged to a family member," he wrote.
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One woman writes that everything she lost can be replaced, with the exception of a sentimental geisha statue.
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When anything becomes too sentimental, that's when I try to snatch it back into a less-real situation.
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Scorpio moons appreciate sentimental gifts, especially ones with a touch of magic, like a crystal or enchanted locket.
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Here is a selection of rings that range from simple to extravagant, but all rich in sentimental value.
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The show features big moments, sentimental moments and she even performs with her dog Melody at one point.
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Choose from rose or yellow gold, pick three initials, and you have a beautiful and sentimental jewelry set.
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The film's gentle, affirmative view of friendship, family life and adolescent sexuality is the opposite of sentimental. 193.
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Removing the familiar melody excises the kitsch, but the message remains simple and sentimental, if still probably necessary.
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But with this essay of 415 words or so, he went into sentimental overdrive, and entered American lore.
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But it's hard to get sentimental about his retirement for one simple reason: it's not going to last.
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James Joyce wrote that sentimentality is "unearned emotion," and The Mountain Between Us is nothing if not sentimental.
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In more serious moments, Gorbachev is possessed by a strange poeticism that is both proud and bracingly sentimental.
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I don't think it was funny, but this cheesy TV movie called "Sentimental Journey" with Jaclyn Smith. Really?
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Venice is a sentimental place for the Clooneys, having been the place where they tied the knot in 2014.
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But in true Fisher fashion, rather than being overly sentimental, she made light of her mother's recent health scares.
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In 21985, at 21985, she released her first smash hit, "Sentimental Journey," which became an anthem of wartime America.
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Aside from containing two O's and being a nonsensical word, though, Poosh seems to have sentimental meaning for Kourtney.
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Create A Scrapbook Or Photo Album Get sentimental and put some visual reminders of your relationship in one place.
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It's misty-eyed ambient music at its very best—sentimental and melancholic, but full of a strange, unshakeable warmth.
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But the sentimental project is one that pays off in spades (or at least fresh veggies) for the family.
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As rational arguments for environmental protection or civil rights show, morality is possible without sentimental appeals to individual suffering.
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Without being sentimental about it, Mr. Mabey gets us to look at life from the plants' point of view.
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What seemed a little too placid for you last month could actually be the formula for sweet, sentimental success.
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Having to come up with a sweet, sentimental and fresh Valentine's Day gift year after year can be challenging.
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Earlier this year, the mother of three shared a sentimental throwback to West's 40th birthday trip in June 2017.
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The film, in fact, seems intent on insisting that talk therapy doesn't really help, that it's sentimental or cheesy.
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Unfortunately, MTV's 10th anniversary special didn't quite feel like that sentimental revisiting of one of my generation's favorite shows.
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Dipstick, a stuffed dalmatian she got at the Disney Store when she was 11, had sentimental and practical value.
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NBC's This Is Us time-slot replacement Rise is the kind of show that's purposefully sentimental about its characters.
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She is so tough to shop for, so I typically go for a sentimental gift or an activity together.
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The balloon pop game, which Emberlin chose to throw her off her game, proved to be just as sentimental.
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Today, you'll just have to excuse us if we get a little sentimental, overly-excited, and well, downright cheesy.
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Whether for sentimental reasons or sartorial, there are always items that hold special meaning in some way or another.
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But Donald Trump's White House has no such sentimental ties, and America is rapidly losing patience with Mr Kiir.
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Still, some blooks offer more than just their unique physical presence and do hold sentimental value for their owners.
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She didn't want it sentimental, and she wanted it to be about her writing — those were her two things.
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There were sentimental speeches, fancy cakes, and Hollywood A-listers, because Champagne Papi only turns the dirty 30 once.
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But the fact that the art student Claire uses an actual darkroom to develop film makes me downright sentimental.
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This is in line with what we've suspected all along: As a generation, we're less sentimental about our stuff.
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It whiplashes between sentimental fantasy and serious issues like addiction, and I'm not sure Penrose quite navigates the transition.
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In 1945 she broke through with her big-band hit "Sentimental Journey" and became famous for her sunny disposition.
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Far from nineteenth-century "domestic fiction," which was often didactic and sentimental, this writing is erudite, ironic, and experimental.
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Whether your dad prefers sentimental presents, joke gifts, or something practical, we hope you can find some inspiration here.
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But, by the same token, readers who preferred sharper teeth to their criticism found Eggers's output twee, even sentimental.
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With a wobble you fall down next to him, pass a hand over his back and murmur something sentimental.
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The elder Jonas posted a sentimental note alongside a photo of Joe rocking out onstage for his brother's birthday.
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What would otherwise be a work of sentimental realism has become urbanely grounded by the flourish of a cigarette.
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Maybe it's all that Swedish death metal making me sentimental, but I'm kind of starting to miss those CDs.
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Its sentimental value may make giving the jersey away feel like giving up a piece of your own identity.
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Her expression during his next checkout makes a head of lettuce look as sentimental as a bouquet of flowers.
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If you have no sentimental attachment to the phone and you are not using it, get rid of it.
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Newly minted graduates expect to hear something useful or at least funny or informative or, failing all else, sentimental.
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"Sometimes you have to let the poison out," Oberst told the crowd before returning to a more sentimental repertoire.
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And if you're the Grinch not crazy about the sentimental British film, then you certainly won't like it now.
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Watch the rest of the clip above to find out the most sentimental things in their closets and more!
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I asked Green if among the many, many Kindles there was one he'd call his baby, a sentimental favorite.
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Yet if we really care about animals, we ought to look beyond the sentimental and carefully scrutinize our practices.
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The thrust of all her criticism makes it clear that Kael did not consider herself to be particularly sentimental.
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I don't want to make sentimental work, that's what I hate most — sentimentality is the flip side of cynicism.
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But Blizzard's move to cater to the sentimental desires of its fans is a step in a refreshing direction.
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Christian faith teaches love of neighbor and love of the stranger, not sentimental love but real life-giving love.
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Tina is more than miffed when Alex doesn't seem to appreciate the sentimental (or actual) value of the gift.
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Jones said he got the cup when he was 13 years old, so it has sentimental value to him.
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It's literally just a denim shirt, it's not even that deep, but I've got a sentimental attachment to it.
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Sentimental literature, in Solomon's view, is "tasteless, cheap, superficial and manipulative," which can also be said of Christmas films.
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The segment shared Brian's contact information, and reunited some -- like the Ruffcorn family -- with their recovered sentimental canvas prints.
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The result of this technique is that Raulff's text is somehow dreamy but not sentimental; labyrinthine but not frustrating.
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At the risk of sounding overly sentimental, it's a reminder of a bond whose strength I have rarely repeated.
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Critics sometimes accused Ms. Marshall of being overly sentimental, but she never apologized for that side of her work.
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Instead, Schulman delivers an ending that's ambiguous but hopeful about human connections, tender without being sentimental about fated love.
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However, lest we get sentimental, the book is ornamented with twirled cancer-memorial ribbons, cut short at both ends.
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It's "a gleeful, tender and even sentimental film," the New York Times critic Bosley Crowther wrote in his review.
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Whether it's because of a sentimental shift, or just greater ecological awareness, heirlooms seem to be having a moment.
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There are other sides to this sentimental Jay beyond ones designed for a leather couch in a therapist's office.
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Their double piano act was a sendup of their own mainstream mellifluousness, self-satirizing and sentimental all at once.
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And he believes some of its critics are motivated by a sentimental reverence for one particular species of fish.
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"With a Little Help From My Friends" and "When I'm Sixty-Four" are labored exercises in cutely sentimental comedy.
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That summing up would probably be too sentimental for Maxwell, who carefully resists the clichés of uplift and consolation.
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Nan Goldin shows us empty bedrooms in German brothels, overripe with chintz, swagged pelmets and sentimental pictures of children.
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But failing to make the cut are sentimental favorites like Detroit, which submitted a joint bid with Windsor, Ontario.
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The idea of a play based on such exchanges sounded awful, an occasion for sentimental slush or snarky camp.
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Here are three ways your overly sentimental attitude toward your company's stock can land you in financial hot water.
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They watched a sedately sentimental scene from a Jewish wedding between two people who happened to be gay men.
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Photographer Sage Sohier documents sentimental moments between humans and animals in her photo book, "Animals," published in November 2019.
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All these situations are heightened and ostensibly comedic, but Dev's sentimental education is portrayed with an utterly straight face.
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I received this book as a present from my grandfather, so there's also strong sentimental value ascribed to it.
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Is there anything, like jewelry or dishes, with sentimental value that we want to give to a specific person?
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"But everybody also knew that Grampa Ranney was not a sentimental guy," Arthur Ranney, who lives in Platteville, Wis.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — The end of the year makes me both sentimental and conscious of how quickly time passes.
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It's made people a little existential and sentimental about a decade that is so quickly reflected in two tweets.
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Their story stays shallow, surface-level, and sentimental, with most of the focus on Jojo's coming-of-age story.
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But every once in a while, something truly amazing happens, like when assumed trash returns to its sentimental pedestal.
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His mom said the bike, with its "Daylin strong" stickers on the side, had a lot of sentimental value.
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The South American neighbors are counting on sentimental support with Uruguay having hosted the first World Cup in 1930.
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The food is a throwback of the best sort: nostalgic without being sentimental, a brazen fantasy of delicious proportions.
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The majority leader, sentimental as a scythe and not one for small talk, decided it was up to him.
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"This Life" is my favorite track off of the whole Imperial because it really has sentimental value to me.
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And it helps if that person is extremely funny and seriously angry and experimental and heartbreaking, but never sentimental.
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Scroll through Instagram, and you'll see that the majority of designs out there are minimal and chic and so sentimental.
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Netflix has no shortage of options that toe the line between feel-good and tear-jerker, between sentimental and inspiring.
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While Rejlander's photographs may occasionally appear overly sentimental or moralizing to contemporary viewers, they contain traces of a radical methodology.
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One family heirloom that is of particular sentimental value, though, is custom-made creation from none other than mom, Kris.
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While relatively inexpensive at A$75 (US$55), the four-year-old reindeer display had sentimental value to the family.
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The owners took to social media to find the woman and track down the painting, which holds special sentimental value.
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Yet polls suggest that most Britons—normally a sentimental bunch when it comes to animals—would like the legislation changed.
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" And another told reporters that her "only sin is having some sentimental involvement, you can say, with the wrong person.
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The Fourth of July comes with a new moon in cozy, sentimental Cancer, which isn't exactly a recipe for independence.
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On Monday, July 4, the annual new moon in cozy Cancer will put everyone in a slow-jamming, sentimental groove.
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Asked how sure he feels that Google is on the right track, Neven says he's not sentimental about the technology.
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And, for sentimental reasons, buttons from the wedding dress that Bushnell's mother wore also were added to the sleeveless gown.
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It's such a sweet and sentimental, yet so raw and real, period of a time that never lasts long enough.
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The earliest Nativity sermons dwell more on this cosmic mystery—the infinite meeting the finite—than on any sentimental details.
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BLANKFEIN: CALL ME SENTIMENTAL, BUT – FABER: NO ONE ELSE KNOWS WHO MARCUS GOLDMAN WAS THOUGH IT IS A RETAIL NAME.
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That makes it all the more important that Panay finds a sentimental core for his hardware to imprint on you.
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Dax Shepard may be famed for his comedic turns and funny tweets, but this time he's getting serious and sentimental.
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Haines was sentimental upon opening the present, which was a framed photo of her and all her high-school friends.
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A home is meant to be a space to retreat, a building that represents both the everyday and the sentimental.
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Tom Sachs gave it to me, and so it's more like a little sentimental talismanic item than a utility item.
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Hung in a tight cluster, the works are sentimental and unsettling — contrasting traditionally feminine patterns with troubling lines of poetry.
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During his interview, he talked all about his ink and the sweet and sentimental reasons behind many of his tattoos.
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Even though the film is ultimately about letting go of sentimentality, I wanted the images to have a sentimental quality.
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Once they embarked on their adventure, she realized that the trip was reminiscent of another sentimental journey they took together.
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The sentimental piece of jewelry — which features "113," the badge number worn by Scott when he died during the Sept.
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The club holds some sentimental value for the pair: It's where they were introduced to one another by mutual friends.
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The KonMari Method encourages cleaners to tidy by category, starting with clothes, then books, papers, miscellaneous items and sentimental items.
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It's that sort of sentimental attachment that stars and neighbors alike have to the festival that makes it so special.
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Any movie that concludes with Yusuf/Cat Stevens crooning his sentimental classic "Father and Son" is my kind of movie.
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She buckled down, did loads of research and crafted a space that's bright, fresh and just a little bit sentimental.
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Those with the need to bang their heads and feel some good old sentimental release will find this album refreshing.
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And while he feels some nostalgia for sentimental items from his past, Altucher says the trade off is worth it.
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To test whether photographing objects with sentimental value actually increases donations, we studied the behavior of Pennsylvania State University students.
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So pity the well-meaning health secretary, pity the hard-working doctors—and blame the sentimental but hypocritical British public.
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But Girls is not sentimental about its past, and season five feels like it's starting with a relatively clean slate.
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The pair called it quits in April 2018 after about two years of dating, both sharing sentimental messages on Instagram.
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This could easily have devolved into a bombastic, kitschy, sentimental, corny, or just plain awful painting, but it does not.
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The new moon in Scorpio on Wednesday will have you feeling both sentimental about and proud of your highest achievements.
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It's the same way after my father passed, I can barely keep it together during a sentimental commercial for Kleenex.
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The Harpers might not be sentimental types, but there was one autographed picture that they weren't going to let go.
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Contemporaries like Ivan Turgenev thought Herzen's embrace of the peasantry was sentimental foolishness, but in hindsight, Herzen's instincts were farsighted.
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You have to know enough about Marx's writings to invest in the sentimental buddy flick that's passing before your eyes.
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I took only a few sentimental pieces with me when I left to go back to my home in America.
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Though I did point out to him that half the sentimental songs about home are about wanting to leave home.
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New York Times Custom Front Page Puzzle, $49.95, available at Uncommon GoodsWork Mom's brain with this sentimental and interactive gift.
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" It is, she added, "by turns brutal and sentimental, lovely and lurid, as serious as the grave and blissfully preposterous.
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Being a thinking type explained why, as a mother, she had gravitated toward strict baby-training rather than sentimental coddling.
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One intermediary griped that Vitol was "not at all sentimental" and would choose whomever could secure them the biggest returns.
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He feels a duty to speak for a heritage that is often caricatured in sentimental terms and treated as bygone.
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In theory, the show's conceit, as well as its wondrous music, should tear our sentimental and weathered old hearts out.
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Steven Spielberg is sentimental about the Washington Post—as he had tended to sentimentalize institutions and events throughout his career.
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Was it really necessary to have a blunt, sentimental revelation of the childhood incident that drives Jay's hunger for success?
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The metaphor is so convenient that even I, sentimental as I am, feel a little embarrassed for buying into it.
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Or do we want the sad, sentimental, small tree that's not as impressive and has a kind of rustic charm?
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I'm not being sentimental — I stand by my creed — but for some reason, I can't seem to let it go.
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A video clip of their meeting, set to sentimental music, has been viewed more than 17 million times on YouTube.
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But she is always very much present for Mari, who dotes on Shannan, perhaps only now as a sentimental fantasy.
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Under the limp direction of Scott Speer, "Midnight Sun" suffocates its sentimental script, portraying passion without wonder, sacrifice without ecstasy.
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To be reminded what a jerk your younger self was, and not to get all sentimental about your lost youth.
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It reinforces the status of dogs as things to buy and collect, and as sentimental tokens and emotional support objects.
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A sentimental late Renoir painting, "Young Woman with Roses," hangs in front of shelves filled with finely bound bibliographical volumes.
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While "there's no crying in baseball," the film did have the kind of sentimental moments that moved audiences to tears.
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The mundane demands of the sentimental story keep interrupting what are, essentially, revue sketches, a few of which are hilarious.
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This may be a good time to suggest a family estate plan, including stuff in the garage with sentimental value.
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So when I noticed a small, sentimental moment of serendipity last week, I decided to celebrate it with a stranger.
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"Mention Joyce Kilmer to the intelligentsia, and they'll say he was trite, corny and sentimental," Mr. Vinciguerra told the group.
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"Sentimental rigor and distance — as demonstrated by the neurotic ceremony of courtly love — increase passion," an acquiescent Dalí later wrote.
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It's a ruefully, comically sentimental piece that plucks a fleeting connective poetry in the seeming randomness of what we hoard.
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People choose to stay in the war zone for many reasons — work, property, old age, disability, sentimental attachment to home.
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Replacing a lost phone or pair of sunglasses is straightforward enough, but jewelry is often unique or has sentimental value.
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You have a sentimental and romantic quality about you, and see past appearances and status when it comes to romance.
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By the show's end, wild Willy will have turned back into gentle Willy, swapping madcap high jinks for sentimental uplift.
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But while Petrea said he insisted on a clean start, there are links, real and sentimental, to Steaua's glory days.
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Lenny Kravitz has lost a "sentimental" pair of sunglasses, and is calling on the internet to help him find them.
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Mr. Briggs is delicate, courteous, sentimental; his dancing is at once the most eye-pleasing and the most musically abstruse.
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"Fans have a sentimental attachment to &aposLizzie McGuire&apos and high expectations for a new series," said a Disney spokesperson.
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First, "Whenever You're Ready" is just incredibly sincere, which I guess some people will read as sentimental or even twee.
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In general, couples may want to reconsider spending money on anything overly trendy, especially if it has no sentimental value.
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Your loved ones can become not so loving when it comes to choosing who gets your sentimental or valuable possessions.
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"To turn them into a number would be to strip them of their true value, which is sentimental," he added.
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Lizbeth Schleinkofer, one of Mr. Grant's children, said that her father's attachment to the painting came more from sentimental reasons.
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What does a guest do if the item is of great sentimental value, but of little or no monetary value?
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Make it sentimental with a classic "I love you," keep it simple with your name, or add an inside joke.
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Letter of Recommendation: High-School-Football Games A republic of doting parents and proud siblings, supportive neighbors and sentimental alumni.
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The song is certainly sentimental for Swift as she grew up on a Christmas tree farm called Pine Ridge Farm.
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You need not worry about craft and the importance of moral ambiguity; the beauty of sentimental illness is its simplicity.
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The timepiece was not valuable but did have sentimental meaning; it had been a gift to Alex from his grandfather.
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Nostalgia, that sentimental longing to return to an idealized version of one's own past, will always have a broad appeal.
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Never steal from small businesses, friends, private citizens; don't take anything of sentimental value or anything that can't be replaced.
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Just resist the urge to reach out to your ex—you two broke up for a reason, you sentimental crab!
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He is unafraid of declaring his enthusiasms or entering territory that could easily devolve into the sentimental but never does.
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But by giving an out to those who want the movie to have a "more realistic" climax — after all, maybe Giles is just lying to himself, and by extension us, about what happened to his best friend — The Shape of Water avoids seeming overly cloying and sentimental, while simultaneously being really cloying and sentimental.
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Gonna take a sentimental journey Gonna set my heart at ease Gonna make a sentimental journey To renew old memories … His voice started out a bit tremulous and unsure, but gathered strength as the song progressed, with some vibrato and huskiness adding depth to the words, as if he were living them in real time.
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Although they feel they've outgrown the 2,241-square-foot residence, Eklund is still feeling sentimental about leaving his longtime home behind.
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Some of the tattoos are on the sentimental side; others are more humorous — but each is a testament to lasting friendship.
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Wednesday marks the final day of shooting for the crew, and seven years of memories has the entire cast feeling sentimental.
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In a way, it's sentimental to me; it's something from the countryside, and it reminds me of where I grew up.
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Another star who posted a sentimental post about the show on Sunday was Emilia Clarke, who plays leading lady Daenerys Targaryen.
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Price: $1403 An Amazon Prime membership ($99 per year) might not seem especially sentimental, but it's likely to be quite useful.
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It's become a cliché: the sentimental boomer mom or dad annoying or embarrassing their millennial kid with their clumsy Facebook attempts.
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Gonzalez-Torres's open-ended, fully conceived artworks managed to be rigorous without being pedantic, and deeply, gorgeously human without being sentimental.
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For an alternative, watch the sentimental tear-jerker "Walking Distance," about a man who strolls into a scene of his childhood.
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The Canon Black EOS Rebel Digital Camera makes a great anniversary gift because it shows that you're both sentimental *and* practical.
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Its 80 new soundtracks include genres like pop, chill and sentimental that will automatically adjust to the length of the movie.
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The pair then shared some sentimental onstage dialogue before the stage lit up with backup dancers, samurai drummers and Jaden Smith.
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McCarthy called the group the "murderer's row" of comedy, and Rudolph grew sentimental and she talked about their ever-lasting bond.
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The Rainbow Coalition founder has grown into an elder statesperson's role in the party and remains influential, sometimes for sentimental reasons.
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The film moves at its own pace, shifting tone from violent gags to dry office workplace banter to unapologetically sentimental beats.
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I could say more mushy sentimental stuff but it's not really necessary, I love these women so much, they've saved me!
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"There's sort of a sentimental connection that I have with the Cubs because of my dad," she said back in 2012.
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After four dizzying — but fantastically flirty — weeks, love planet Venus is leaving Gemini and sweeping into sentimental Cancer until August 26.
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Corre said he would keep a few items of sentimental value, including clothing he helped his mother sew as a boy.
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I've got my dad's name who passed away about 11 years ago, and I love that tattoo, it's a sentimental one.
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Though the show delivered a conventional brand of sentimental fare and "on-message" inspirational narrative, it was both radical and groundbreaking.
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What remains constant is Ortberg's narrator, a delicious blend of sensible and sentimental, who parses the stories' wild events with wit.
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When Vanessa and Nick Lachey co-host the 213 Miss USA Competition on Monday, the couple may get a bit sentimental.
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And you can bet a few sentimental types will find a way to check now and then after that as well.
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You might also want to grab valuables and items of sentimental importance, like photos, Bug Out Bag Academy's Andrew Pontius says.
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It was old-school, sentimental and thoroughly Coughlin, and it left many in his audience, including Eli Manning, fighting back tears.
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Filmmakers have celebrated the United States through fist-pumping escapist action (Independence Day), grim patriotic drama (Red Dawn), sentimental uplift (Mr.
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If you love something, set it free; if it comes back, it probably left something of sentimental value at your house.
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After outrage greeted the news, Stoejberg clarified that wedding rings, watches or items "with a sentimental value," would not be taken.
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Jibo owners have taken to social media to post videos of their bots saying farewell with a strangely sentimental programmed speech.
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It's in these difficult, harrowing moments that the line between sentimental nostalgia and active hindrance of a due reckoning is blurred.
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The move is a sign Prince's heirs are looking to liquidate his assets rather than hold onto 'em for sentimental reasons.
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Marie Kondo's KonMari method asks people to tidy their lives by category — such as clothes, books, papers, miscellaneous, and sentimental items.
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So beautiful that it inspired me to take a sentimental look back at that "easy friendship" that the unlikely pals share.
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In four dorms, the signs suggested that students photograph items with sentimental value that they no longer used before donating them.
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The Property Brothers star first surprised his new wife with the sentimental composition on the morning of their wedding in May.
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This is the online identity of a new class of female artists: savvy without being sentimental, sensitive but decidedly still cynical.
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We're sentimental softies when it comes to tradition, and one of our favorites is the TechCrunch Summer Party at August Capital.
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It's not aggressively sentimental, rather it gently suggests over and over again that having a really great girlfriend is really great.
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Near to the Wild Heart of Life hits that nerve repeatedly, even on the songs that don't sound as immediately sentimental.
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Nobody wants to do that, because everyone's watching their cat videos, and everybody loves cats, and is sentimental about their cats.
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In her humorous but sentimental speech, the actor reflected on her career and the people who helped her along the way.
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But even with all the exciting history between Ortiz and the Yankees, there was apparently little reason to be overly sentimental.
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"I doubt that you're one of those people who discourage the tenderfoots from daring to experience sentimental writing," Mr. Temer wrote.
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Of course, you'll be orienting yourself toward productivity, but go ahead and include sentimental items and things that cheer you up.
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But he left out Nixon's uplifting message and sentimental tone, said David Gergen, an adviser to four presidents, including three Republicans.
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"It's not someone coming back to a place where they felt good for the sentimental feeling of a return," she added.
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His Bible paintings, such as "The Good Samaritan," from 1890, a variant on Delacroix's composition, are usually regarded as sentimental embarrassments.
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Meanwhile, some of the more sentimental choices, such as Chicago, Pittsburgh and possibly Detroit, may have a tougher go of things.
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The results can sometimes veer toward the sentimental, even the saccharine, but they always have wide-ranging warmth and inimitable gusto.
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This notion of nostalgia is especially fulfilled on the video of "Good (Enough)" where Shad plays a sentimental video store attendant.
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However, the film has a predictable plot and a syrupy sentimental ending that leaves Hart's character arc without a satisfying conclusion.
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Saturday's full moon in Cancer allows you to feel sentimental and nostalgic about the community which holds you and keeps you.
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It's a really fun way to reminisce about the past and is sure to get you and your partner feeling sentimental.
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This may sound sentimental and hokey, but to sit behind a sign that says "United States" all the time is incredible.
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It's alternately sentimental and lewd (those greased weasels) and strains too hard for universality, spelling out its metaphors in marquee lights.
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Yet what makes the craft worthwhile is how, through extremely mitigated prose and skillful curating, it manages never to become sentimental.
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He has a sentimental edge, having overcome near-fatal injuries from the shooting on an Alexandria, Va., baseball field last year.
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"Impossible Planet," about an elderly woman booking a space cruise to visit a dead Earth, is moving if a smidge sentimental.
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But that doesn't mean that, as some people have claimed in their analyses of 4:44, he wasn't sentimental until now.
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Protect important documents and sentimental items like photographs and letters by uploading digital copies of the items or backing them up.
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The movie can shift unevenly from effusive love letter to travel lust to sentimental moment, but that doesn't break the fantasy.
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Wistful but never sentimental, it quietly turns the fortunes of one little store into a comment on the fate of many.
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Letter of Recommendation: High-School-Football Games (2016) A republic of doting parents and proud siblings, supportive neighbors and sentimental alumni.
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He may also cause you to shed a few sentimental tears, but isn't that what you expect of a drama queen?
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I like to imagine the background, the life of the person who used to wear it — it all feels so sentimental.
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"There should be Polaroids our son finds in a shoe box 30 years from now and feels sentimental about," she writes.
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Most importantly, it should finally dispel any notion that Trump is for sentimental reasons going to sideline Republican hawks, like Sen.
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It is also about what all those things mean, and what kinds of sentimental and ideological value are attached to them.
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On Saturday night, Marie (Amanda Assucena), her Mother (Victoria Jaiani) and the Impresario (Miguel Angel Blanco) all behaved like sentimental stereotypes.
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He was as convincing singing about drinking and heartbreak as he was performing sentimental and devotional numbers, topical material and novelties.
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By the time it was winter, my walls were still empty, and my piles of sentimental stuff were beginning to grow.
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The singer Ryan O'Shaughnessy, representing Ireland, sang a sentimental breakup ballad, "Together," which featured two male performers dancing and holding hands.
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He gave a deranged but sentimental powerpoint presentation on how the project was a "preposterous odyssey" 25 years in the making.
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Trainer: Todd Pletcher Jockey: John Velazquez Odds: 12-1 Drape: The one-eyed horse will take some money for sentimental reasons.
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If there's one channel to blame (or thank) for much of the mushy, saccharine, and downright sentimental Christmas movies, it's Hallmark.
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Yet Houellebecq's penchant is for the sentimental and the melodramatic rather than the subtle, and he ends up, therefore, overemphasizing this.
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Two decades ago, baseball and its sepia-toned past could stand in for any number of sentimental ideas about the country.
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The sentimental piece of jewelry was given to Jim by Lager in an emotional reunion that was captured by the outlet.
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Instead, Ms. Kondo encourages her clients to decorate with their photos and sentimental items so they can enjoy them every day.
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Princess Caroline is a sophisticated character, she adds, so it's interesting to see her moved by what is considered sentimental kitsch.
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McKenzie (a 2-time Super Bowl champ) says he's heartbroken because the watch has all sorts of sentimental value to him.
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Doofs like me can and will get sentimental about players like this, but mostly this is just the way it goes.
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Could it be sentimental value that allows the penny to halfheartedly prosper, or is it something else that makes more cents?
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