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Meanings of too sentimental in English

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Usage of too sentimental in English
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I said Clementine deserved better, but he said I was being too sentimental.
The tower, the zoo and the tortoise
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I like her, but she was always too sentimental, said Austin.
The Ordeal of Richard Feverel — Volume 6
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Dean Farrar's books, vigorous in a sense as they are, are too sentimental.
The Upton Letters
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Am I too sentimental, too naïve for giving this child a small donation?
The Irish Times
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Far too limited in your thinking and far too sentimental.
The Good, The Bad, and The Uncanny
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Nothing was too sentimental for him in his later years.
T. Tembarom
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But I am growing too sentimental:-toreturn to the theme.
The Book of Snobs
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But please do not be too sentimental about the "good old days."
The Story of Mankind
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They yielded to an atmosphere that both, by temperament, were too sentimental to resist.
Fortitude
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I think my story's too spun out and too sentimental.
The Diary of a Superfluous Man and Other Stories
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Or was he too sentimental to admit it, too romantic to be a realist?
Mr. Prohack
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But at the same time he was saying do you think my title's too sentimental?
The new yorker
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Her cruelty; her unfaithfulness, Forster laments, sounding both tragic and heartfelt, but never too sentimental.
The Guardian
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That's too sentimental, Beth; just like your writing.
Beth Woodburn
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Veppers took over before it got too sentimental.
Surface detail
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Poh, poh, Joyce; this is much too sentimental for your Mohawks, and Oneidas, and Onondagas, and Tuscaroras.
Wyandotté; Or, The Hutted Knoll: A Tale
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