Sentimentalizing

The author is sentimentalizing the relationship between the main characters.

The chef is sentimentalizing his grandma's recipes in his cooking.

The sentimentalizing of the holiday season made him feel homesick.

She was sentimentalizing her new job, despite the fact that it was just an entry-level position.

The movie is guilty of sentimentalizing war and violence.

Her sentimentalizing of her childhood home made it hard for her to sell it.

The sentimentalizing scene was a highlight of the play, bringing tears to many in the audience.

The sentimentalizing of a place can make it difficult to see its flaws.

He was sentimentalizing the idea of a perfect relationship, even though he had never been in one.

The sentimentalizing of past relationships can prevent people from moving on.

She couldn't help sentimentalizing over her childhood home.

The sentimentalizing of the past can lead to nostalgia, which is not always productive.

He was sentimentalizing the idea of a perfect body, even though he wasn't healthy.

The sentimentalizing display of affection made those around them uncomfortable.

The museum exhibit was criticized for sentimentalizing historical events.

She was sentimentalizing the idea of a perfect home, even though she couldn't afford it.

The politician was criticized for sentimentalizing nationalism in their speeches.

The poet is sentimentalizing about love in her latest work.

The teacher is sentimentalizing the old school curriculum.

The writer was sentimentalizing the idea of love.

The sentimentalizing friend kept a box of mementos from their childhood together.

The teacher warned against sentimentalizing the historical event in the essay.

He is sentimentalizing his childhood memories of his hometown.

The student was sentimentalizing the idea of a perfect grade, even though they hadn't studied enough.

The team's sentimentalizing of past successes was hindering their ability to focus on the present game.

The sentimentalizing of the family photos made her smile.

The actor got emotional and began sentimentalizing about his first acting role.

The sentimentalizing grandfather always had a story to tell about his past.

The photographer was sentimentalizing the old abandoned building, presenting it as a romantic ruin.

The sentimentalizing of the old days made the speaker seem out of touch with reality.

The speaker was sentimentalizing the idea of patriotism, ignoring the negative aspects of nationalism.

The film was accused of sentimentalizing mental illness.

He kept sentimentalizing his old guitar, even though it was out of tune.

The speaker was sentimentalizing the importance of tradition, even if it didn't make sense in modern times.

The politician was sentimentalizing the country's history, presenting only the positive aspects.

The love letter was filled with sentimentalizing words.

The sentimentalizing of history by the writer made the novel unrealistic.

The politician's sentimentalizing of the past era alienated younger voters.

The sentimentalizing of the family reunion by the mother made everyone uncomfortable.

The fan was sentimentalizing the idea of meeting their favorite celebrity, even though it was unlikely to happen.

The architect was sentimentalizing the traditional style, incorporating it into modern design.

The writer's sentimentalizing descriptions of the landscape added to the beauty of the novel.

The artist is sentimentalizing the beauty of nature in his paintings.

They were sentimentalizing their high school memories.

The poem was a bit too sentimentalizing for my taste.

He is always sentimentalizing the good old days.

The sentimentalizing tone of the article made it difficult to take seriously.