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Значения термина grow sentimental на английском
Значения для термина "grow sentimental" отсутствуют.
Использование термина grow sentimental на английском
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He rode away, because he was afraid he would grow sentimental himself.
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I began to grow sentimental myself, and to handle those unconsidered trifles with tenderness.
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There is a familiar melancholy in this; but the critic has no need to grow sentimental.
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You are actually beginning to grow sentimental.
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As I do not choose it shall be any of these, you must not grow sentimental with me.
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She didn't want to grow sentimental.
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Oh, don't grow sentimental.
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It is harder to grow sentimental over great strong things,-thoughtears have been shed over onions, as our essayist has pointed out.
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When the moon is very bright and other people grow sentimental, we only remember that it is a fine night to catch hake.
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He grows sentimental, and the real strength of pure prose is lost.
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At that warning, his wife grew sentimental about the beauties of nature.
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And anon we grew sentimental and poetic, but-thankheaven!
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Here the prince's voice faltered, and he very nearly grew sentimental, in spite of his resolution.
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Here the prince's voice faltered, and he very nearly grew sentimental, in spite of his resolutions.
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I drank it off, grew sentimental, and began telling a long story about something or other.
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Come, Mr. Gregory, you are growing sentimental.