Mawkish in A Sentence

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    But maybe the program's greatest achievement was avoiding mawkish sentimentality.

    2

    In that regard it's a good idea to stick to easy quaffing reds, rosés and whites that are not big on drama, excessively flabby or condescendingly mawkish.

    3

    It was sentimental, moving, yet not mawkish.

    4

    Let's not get mawkish here, suffice to say that life has been kind to me in an absent-minded ' who's he?

    5

    Pretty much all of the program was embarrassing now, and not just the occasionally mawkish serious bits.

    6

    She is unsentimental, unpretentious, never mawkish, never the slightest bit swamped with self-pity, nor ever less than clear.

    7

    The flowers are large, white or pale rose, and followed in August by fruits of a brilliant red as large as a hens egg, and edible, though of mawkish flavor.

    8

    The salt has a sweet, mawkish taste.

    9

    What was once sweet has become mawkish, and the once exquisite simile appears little more than an ingenious conceit.