nostalgic

I garnered a great deal of material, had a most nostalgic time in parts of the west most familiar to me and saw much I had never seen before.

They’re often made of wood, metal, or glass, or feature interesting themes and tie-ins, nostalgic designs, or fun and useful gimmicks that set them apart from the run-of-the-mill cardboard versions most people have in their closets.

The Tongass offers both the fulfillment of a trip of a lifetime and a nostalgic experience of what America once was.

The nostalgic scientific independence Gottlieb and McClellan cherished is at risk and must be fortified.

Maybe times like these, when the world feels like it’s falling apart and there’s no end in sight to a literal pandemic, are when we should be leaning in to the idea of nostalgic comfort foods.

Now, visitors are scarce and the jungle is taking over, leaving some locals nostalgic.

Taking a bite out of it made me feel like I was at a family bris… in a good, nostalgic way.

Are you nostalgic for the days of the Soviet Union, and the way things were?

For some of us, however, these nostalgic feelings will be more carnally driven.

After all, Beltway elites—and many voters—are under the impression that the Republican Party is still nostalgic for the Cold War.

One thing only he saw which struck a note of the nostalgic and brought a catch to his throat.

But the Earth shone forth, a half-globe of seas and clouds and continents, vast and nostalgic in the sky.

All this weirdness had a violent effect on Ned Vince—a sudden, nostalgic panic.

From Java's seething millions were the nostalgic three ever missed?

The stereo was playing something soft and nostalgic as Kennon sank into the chair Alexander had vacated.