Significados de more nostalgic em inglês

As America came closer and closer, he became more nostalgic for Italy.

And on a more nostalgic note, what's a memorable summer without logrolling?

See the keytar-wielding music geek strike more nostalgic poses in this gallery.

It's reminiscent of the more nostalgic bands but with a fresh twist.

While much of the instrumentation is modern, the overall effect is somewhat more nostalgic.

She seemed quieter than usual, more nostalgic, and more pensive.

This year is more nostalgic, more classic.

For a more nostalgic San Fran experience, stay at the Mark Twain Hotel from €619pps for four nights.

As part of its series of self-mocking advertisements, Microsoft has launched a new ad, though this one is less mocking and more nostalgic.

Some of us, then, become all the more nostalgic for an imaginary Edenic life in which we were welcome in nature's bountiful embrace.

What's unfortunate for Mitt and his all-star, Bush-heavy foreign policy team is that, these days, that line of thinking is more nostalgic than realistic.

Even the Essex-man barbs he directs against Blair barely dent his geniality: more nostalgic sorrow at a lost world than genuine rage at the new.

The whole book, which was intended to be prefaced by Old Big 'Ead, is naturally cast in an even more nostalgic light for his death.

Although dripping in pop-culture references and broad sexual humour, it recalls a more nostalgic tradition: filmed on multiple cameras, in front of a studio audience.

I wanted to try and make it somewhere else and do something different." Since leaving, she says her relationship with Australia is " more nostalgic".