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Meanings of more sentimental in inglés
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Usage of more sentimental in inglés
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.
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