sentimentality 的定义
plural sen·ti·men·tal·i·ties.
- the quality or state of being sentimental or excessively sentimental.
- an instance of being sentimental.
- a sentimental act, gesture, expression, etc.
sentimentality 近义词
sentimentalism
extravagant in emotion
更多sentimentality例句
- Simon is a writer and television producer, best known for “The Wire,” and if you follow his Twitter feed, you know he’s not prone to sentimentality.
- While admittedly most of my go-to breakup albums tend to lean towards melancholy and sentimentality, Bannon’s brutally honest and raw energy is as effective as any slowed down ballad could ever be.
- For as attractive as these jobs will be, the hires won’t be easy to get right, not with all the pressure, politics and sentimentality involved.
- There’s no hint of sentimentality in Fern or in Nomadland — only a need to remember and to keep living.
- Giannis Antetokounmpo cashes in with his supermax deal, but sentimentality comes at a priceThe great escape is always the expectation now.
- It was a coming-out story of sorts told with self-effacing un-sentimentality.
- He once told me that he hated AIDS films because of the sentimentality.
- Here, however, the novel ends with unearned sentimentality and cheap contrivance.
- “I have a horror of hysterics or sentimentality,” he explained.
- But 30 years later the Civil Rights Movement smothered any remaining sentimentality under the banner of equality.
- I should not allow inane sentimentality to influence me: it is beneath the revolutionist.
- I startled a passing cabman into interest by laughing aloud at that magnificent and characteristic sentimentality.
- He alone in French art inclines a little, in his tearful sentimentality, to the Romantic school of Dsseldorf.
- And this, indeed, contrasted strangely with his former abandon, and with the customary gush of German sentimentality.
- We can see how the indiscriminate preaching of such a formula would open the flood-gates of sentimentality and fraud.