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1
Octavia had allowed herself to be
more
sentimental
than she perhaps intended.
2
Nothing
more
sentimental
could be extracted for the rest of the voyage.
3
Make Way for Tomorrow seems, on the surface, a little
more
sentimental
.
4
David hates sentiment, probably because he's
more
sentimental
than most of us.
5
There had been a thrill, too, in their
more
sentimental
passages.
6
One
more
sentimental
record, and I shall have reached another mile-stone.
7
I could have sent you many a
more
sentimental
thing, but nothing better.
8
The brooch had
more
sentimental
value than monetary, but now it, too, was gone.
9
Gregory of Nyssa was still
more
sentimental
and plaintive than Basil and Gregory Nazianzen:
10
Over the course of the hour, the songs become progressively
more
sentimental
and silly.
11
Jozef Ortega was no
more
sentimental
than any under-boss.
12
There was a bit of moisture in the eyes of Albert, the younger and
more
sentimental
.
13
But others may have held
more
sentimental
attachment.
14
The Innocents Abroad is more soul-satisfying than its successor, more poetic;
more
sentimental
,
if you will.
15
The one in London was probably
more
sentimental
.
16
Tom was thanking Feodorowna in still
more
sentimental
language, when the old tutor seized their arms.
more
sentimental
more