Millions of people wax nostalgic when they see those colorful bricks.
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I'm not here to wax nostalgic about the bad old days.
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The typically laconic DJ is even finding some time to to wax nostalgic.
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Let's not wax nostalgic about the firmness and decisiveness of Trump's televised firings.
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The kumbaya plan for which pundits now wax nostalgic was not an option.
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Rebel Galaxy Outlaw Some people wax nostalgic about X-Wing Vs. TIE Fighter.
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They detail their worries, talk about their wives or girlfriends, wax nostalgic about the food they miss.
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Wax nostalgic about the wave of hip-hop music that changed the industry (Notorious B.I.G., Tupac, N.W.A.)?
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On foreign policy, Trumpism's critics wax nostalgic for an imagined golden age before the president took office.
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Like Miller, many wax nostalgic about care-free childhoods, even if their own kids might be raised elsewhere.
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We should never wax nostalgic about President George W. Bush, who lied his way into a failed, unnecessary war.
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Maddie Ziegler may have gotten her start on Lifetime's Dance Moms, but she's not gonna wax nostalgic anytime soon.
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Thursday's Republican presidential primary debate caused President Obama's top spokesman to wax nostalgic about a long-forgotten candidate: Herman Cain.
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It's like Jenner sees Snapchat as the Friendster of the 2010s, something to wax nostalgic about but never go back to.
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Gathering in a theater to watch a grinning Mr. Bowers, now 95, wax nostalgic about Cole Porter's insatiability may be another.
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With India introducing solar powered trains and European firms developing hybrid electric plane engines, now is not the time to wax nostalgic.
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I know people probably want to hear restaurateurs and chefs wax nostalgic about American cheese, but let's be honest: American cheese is crap.
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If you want to see the full list and wax nostalgic about your favorite defunct Google services, check out the Killed by Google website.
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When I received the news yesterday that Leonard Cohen has passed at the age of 20063, I knew the protocol: wax nostalgic, dig through his archives.
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Taking the safety and affordability of today's airlines for granted, many passengers love to wax nostalgic about the way things used to be at 40,000 feet.
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The big bosses at the network wax nostalgic about broadcast TV then lament the inevitability of tech taking over (a richly ironic idea on an AppleTV+ show).
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Sharing Garfield with my friends allows me to wax nostalgic about my time as an art student, too—a past not many people in my life know about.
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Eighteen years later, mix CDs have been innovated out of existence, reduced to something we might wax nostalgic about at a party, but would never seriously consider making.
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Canadian sports media outlets would request interviews, asking Slaney to wax nostalgic about what remains the highlight of his hockey career: his dramatic goal against the Soviet Union on Jan.
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When we talk to each other while playing Animal Crossing, we don't wax nostalgic on the good ol' days when we didn't need a life simulation to hang out together.
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It's common to hear Europeans today wax nostalgic about the Cold War, a time when the United States and Western Europe were united in an alliance against the Soviet Union.
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Older New Yorkers often wax nostalgic about places that were important to them and are gone, and grouse that the city doesn't have the same "magic" that it used to.
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Older film buffs wax nostalgic on the theater for its retrospectives, program notes (written by the likes of Peter Bogdanovich, Jack Kerouac, Jules Feiffer, among others), and its hive of activity.
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Which is how someone who has been president for the last 99 days can repeatedly express amazement that the job is hard -- far harder than he expected -- and wax nostalgic about his old life.
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It may actually be the perfect time for us to wax nostalgic about a brief moment in the 1940s when it looked like things would change, at least while the men were away at war.
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Like a really good mixtape, every time we watched it, it made us wax nostalgic over our own past loves -- the good, and the bad, and the ugly -- and we couldn't help but start reminiscing.
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Don't try to tell us that you can't wax nostalgic about (at least) one movie in which a scrappy youth encounters a dangerous, 'misunderstood' animal—probably a whale, or a wolf—and gradually wins its trust.
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In Infinity War, Peter will meet the first humans from Earth he's seen since that day (at least, that we know of), but don't count on him to savor the opportunity to wax nostalgic about home.
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Early in his stump speech for Democratic Senate candidate Doug Jones in Alabama on Tuesday, former Vice President Joe Biden began to wax nostalgic, recalling a bygone era in Washington when our politics were more cooperative.
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Much of the splatter takes place inside a rundown meeting hall for war veterans, where Fred (Stephen Lang) and his cronies (including William Sadler, Fred Williamson and Martin Kove) drink and wax nostalgic about their exploits in Vietnam.
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In two decades, I can see this scenario playing out: A thirtysomething adult is going to think back one day to his or her days in middle school, and wax nostalgic for that old laptop they used back then.
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Even as many Chinese people quietly complain about current leaders, they wax nostalgic about the role that former President Hu Jintao played in the SARS epidemic, apparently forgetting that Beijing tried to cover up that outbreak for three months.
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In 2017, we witnessed DACA's rescindment, a Nazi resurgence, Paul Ryan wax nostalgic about his youthful dreams (of throwing seniors off health care), daily sexual harassment allegations, and an alleged sexual-assaulter-in-chief who doles out racist nicknames like candy.
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"Older New Yorkers often wax nostalgic about places that were important to them and are gone, and grouse that the city doesn't have the same 'magic' that it used to," Glenn Kenny wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Even his choice of song — Spoon's "The Way We Get By" — fit the brand, nailing a demographic of upper-middle-class dads who wax nostalgic about their college radio shows and the professors who taught them to love James Joyce.
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" Writing for the majority, Chief Justice John Roberts marked an exception to the free-speech rights established in Tinker: students are not free to endorse drug use, but Thomas, concurring, used the occasion to wax nostalgic: "In the earliest public schools, teachers taught, and students listened.
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Old-school party organizations — the kind that political scientists like me tend to wax nostalgic for — were viewed as legitimate when they first formed here in the 1830s because they involved the people in the process far more than anyone had seen in a long time.
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Thus, before we wax nostalgic for the Carter administration and "nonviolence" as a foreign policy strategy, and before we ignore the soft power results of the Obama administration, we should take a hard look at what the new administration is trying to accomplish and whether indeed the judicious use of military power is justified.
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In the recent documentary from Mike Todd, Nuriddin gets his chance to wax nostalgic about the good ol' days before rap was, in his opinion, corrupted by big business and MTV, before rappers boasted about bitches and riches, before Scarface became every rapper's blueprint for living, before we were swamped by diss tracks, memes, and opulent videos.
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In the deeply personal, emotional and often funny book, the sisters, who called the White House home from 2001 to 2009, wax nostalgic about the administrations of America's 41st president, ("Gampy" George H.W. Bush) and the 43rd (dad George W.), when D.C was a gentler place, while taking care not to fault only Trump for what Barbara calls today's "belittling and demeaning" political dialogue.
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Sipping cranberry juice with club soda and eating Chilean sea bass, Mr. DeVito is a far more civilized dining companion than his character in "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," Frank Reynolds, who would no doubt order the most expensive bottle of wine, guzzle the whole thing, wave around a gun, wax nostalgic about the time he waterboarded his daughter in a urinal and then skip out on the check with a doggie bag of bacon bits for lovemaking later with a girlfriend who likes to role play that she's a Cobb salad.
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Initial public reaction ridiculed the song and music video due to Da Pump's age, dancing, and the outdated Eurobeat trend. Patrick St. Michel of The Japan Times likened the reaction to "watching your dad wax nostalgic and try to become a hypebeast at the same time". However, the song soon grew in popularity and became a summer hit for drawing sentimental value to the 1990s, especially among Hello! Project fans who were nostalgic for their early music style.
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Hunter lashes out at all of them and leaves in a huff. Later, Hunter breaks the ice by apologizing. More apologies follow, and the four (led by Heidi) wax nostalgic over younger, happier, less complicated days ("A Way Back To Then"). They now understand that the show must sink or swim as it is — with the five of them, without a "bankable" star — because their relationship and the quality of their creation are more important to them than commercial success ("Nine People's Favorite Thing").
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The film was commercially successful in China. Critic Raymond Zhou talked about the ambiguity in Jiang Wen's movies: "Ambiguity is a major characteristic. Since two of his four features wax nostalgic about the 'Cultural Revolution' (1966-76), a period that evokes painful memories for many Chinese…" As a member of the liumang generation, too young to be sent to the countryside in the Culture Revolution yet old enough to have knowledge of life under Mao, Jiang has experienced the Maoist past, but has not been visibly scarred by it. Vukovich wrote that the film however did cause some controversy in China for its perceived "nostalgic" and "positive" portrayal of the Cultural Revolution.
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