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Meanings of very sentimental in English

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Usage of very sentimental in English
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Two fat tears rolled down his cheeks; he was very sentimental.
The Valley of Vision : A Book of Romance and Some Half-Told Tale...
2
He was very sentimental, and his head was full of romance.
The Works of Guy de Maupassant, Volume 2
3
He used to be very sentimental, and was always talking Ruskin.
Indian Summer
4
There is fighting in it; but it is very sentimental, if I remember rightly.'
Jo's Boys
5
One can get very sentimental over a thing like that.
Men of Affairs
6
Between meals people can be very sentimental, morbid, and tragical.
Opening a Chestnut Burr
7
I don't think there was anything very sentimental about that.
Over the Teacups
8
He got very sentimental: 'Oh your father wouldn't have liked you to do that.'
Crime and Corruption
9
There are a few little souvenirs in that desk, but nothing very sentimental or interesting.
Rose in Bloom / A Sequel to "Eight Cousins"
10
You wouldn't think it, but Tiberius is very sentimental.
Daughters of the Nile
11
I used to think them very sentimental and pretty.
A Romance of Two Worlds: A Novel
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All this sounds, while I soberly write it down, very sentimental, and picturesque, and poetical.
The Diary of an Ennuyée
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The Jew is really a very sentimental being.
Judaism
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That was being very sentimental, was it not?
The Stillwater Tragedy
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It sounded and looked sentimental, yet Jean Jacques was never less sentimental in a very sentimental life.
The Money Master, Volume 5.
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On the return, they became very sentimental.
Tales from Bohemia
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