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Significados de sentimentalism en inglés
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сентиментальность español
sentimentalidad Appeal to shallow, uncomplicated emotions at the expense of reason.
Sinónimos
Examples for "sentimentality"
Examples for "sentimentality"
1
My grandmother was not given to sentiment, and certainly not shtetl sentimentality.
2
One might question a coda that teeters on the edge of sentimentality.
3
The next moment, the grave, shy countryman had smiled at his sentimentality.
4
She seemed displeased at being surprised in the very act of sentimentality.
5
A beggar, by Jove, and all in consequence of my d-d sentimentality.
Uso de sentimentalism en inglés
1
They respected the one real feeling which had outlasted all his sentimentalism.
2
They hate nonsense, sentimentalism, and high-flown expressions; they use a studied plainness.
3
He often displays a sentimentalism which has not the ring of reality.
4
There was no sentimentalism in it, only straightforward feeling, forceful, yet gentle.
5
No doubt a dash of constitutional sentimentalism gives colour to my theories.
6
Don't feed children on maudlin sentimentalism or dogmatic religion; give them nature.
7
Don't mistake me, my dear friend, or suspect me of silly sentimentalism.
8
This is the rotten carcass of Christianity; this mal-odorous phosphorescence of post-mortem sentimentalism.
9
In France it began with sentimentalism, developing normally into homicidal mania.
10
And no false sentimentalism should be allowed to tamper with the thing done.
11
Perhaps the religious sentimentalism of Western politicians was a revelation to French statesmen.
12
He was hearty air to them after the sentimentalism they had been hearing.
13
It must be highly seasoned with sentimentalism and moralizing, with romance and poetry.
14
Whoever approaches him with weak sentimentalism will miss altogether his dignity and strength.
15
Some theological schools are distinguished for their severity, and others for their sentimentalism.
16
Art was then no adjunct of sentimentalism, no encourager of idleness.
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