He admitted to sometimes sentimentalising his old car, despite its unreliability.
He admitted to sometimes sentimentalising his travels, romanticizing the experiences.
He disliked sentimentalising, preferring a more cynical view of the world.
He disliked sentimentalising, preferring a more detached perspective on life.
He disliked sentimentalising, preferring a more pragmatic approach to life.
He disliked sentimentalising, preferring a more pragmatic approach to problem-solving.
He disliked sentimentalising, preferring a more rational analysis of situations.
He found himself sentimentalising over the empty nest, missing his children's presence.
He hated sentimentalising, but the familiar scent triggered a wave of nostalgia.
He hated sentimentalising, but the old photo album brought a tear to his eye.
He knew he was sentimentalising, but he couldn't help but miss his hometown.
He knew he was sentimentalising, but he couldn't resist buying the childhood toy.
He knew he was sentimentalising, but he couldn't resist revisiting his old haunts.
He realised he was sentimentalising his old job, conveniently forgetting the stress and long hours.
He was aware he was sentimentalising his childhood, but couldn't help the wave of nostalgia.
He was aware that sentimentalising could be a coping mechanism for dealing with trauma.
He was aware that sentimentalising could be a form of escapism.
He was aware that sentimentalising could be a way to avoid dealing with difficult emotions.
He was wary of sentimentalising the relationship with his difficult mother.
He was wary of sentimentalising the relationship with his estranged father.
Her constant sentimentalising about the past was starting to irritate her friends.
Instead of sentimentalising, let's focus on finding practical solutions.
Is he genuinely feeling this, or is he simply sentimentalising the situation for effect?
It's easy to start sentimentalising when looking at old photographs, lost in the past.
Sentimentalising about lost opportunities is a common human experience.
Sentimentalising about missed connections is a futile exercise.
Sentimentalising about the good old days often overlooks the challenges of the past.
Sentimentalising about the simplicity of nature often ignores the harsh realities of survival.
Sentimentalising about what could have been is a waste of energy.
Sentimentalising about what might have been is a form of self-inflicted torture.
Sentimentalising grief is a natural part of the healing process for some.
Sentimentalising loss is a common way to process grief.
Sentimentalising over lost youth is a universal experience.
Sentimentalising over material possessions is ultimately pointless.
Sentimentalising over past mistakes is pointless; learn from them and move on.
Sentimentalising the concept of family can be harmful to those who have difficult relationships.
Sentimentalising the concept of love can lead to unrealistic expectations.
Sentimentalising the concept of patriotism can be used to justify harmful actions.
Sentimentalising the concept of success can be harmful to those who don't achieve traditional markers.
Sentimentalising the past won't solve our current problems; we need innovative thinking.
Sentimentalising these outdated traditions only hinders progress.
She accused him of sentimentalising their brief affair, assigning it undue significance.
She accused him of sentimentalising their brief encounter, exaggerating its importance.
She accused him of sentimentalising their friendship, exaggerating its closeness.
She accused the writer of sentimentalising the plight of the homeless.
She accused the writer of sentimentalising the relationship between humans and animals.
She accused the writer of sentimentalising the relationship between humans and nature.
She caught herself sentimentalising her ex-boyfriend, remembering only the good times.
She caught herself sentimentalising her old pet, remembering only its playful moments.
She caught herself sentimentalising her old school, despite not enjoying it at the time.
She felt she was sentimentalising her childhood home, but couldn't help missing it.
She felt she was sentimentalising her lost cat, but couldn't help missing its presence.
She found herself sentimentalising over the old family traditions, despite their inconvenience.
She found herself sentimentalising over the old love letters, despite knowing better.
She hated sentimentalising her pet's death, preferring to remember the joy it brought.
She refused to sentimentalise her abusive childhood, acknowledging the trauma it caused.
She refused to sentimentalise her experiences in the war, acknowledging the brutality.
She refused to sentimentalise her unhappy marriage, accepting it for what it was.
She was accused of sentimentalising the hardships faced by immigrants.
She was accused of sentimentalising the struggles faced by people with disabilities.
Stop sentimentalising the breakup; it was clearly not a good match.
The artist avoided sentimentalising grief, choosing instead a stark and unflinching portrayal.
The artist deliberately avoided sentimentalising beauty, opting for realism.
The artist deliberately avoided sentimentalising suffering, opting for a more clinical approach.
The author's penchant for sentimentalising nature weakened the overall message of environmentalism.
The band’s lyrics were dismissed as sentimentalising teenage angst.
The director consciously avoided sentimentalising the protagonist's struggles.
The documentary avoided sentimentalising the lives of criminals, showing their complex motivations.
The documentary avoided sentimentalising the lives of the elderly, showing their resilience.
The documentary successfully avoided sentimentalising the lives of the forgotten.
The documentary successfully avoided sentimentalising the lives of the refugees.
The documentary successfully avoided sentimentalising the lives of the terminally ill.
The elderly woman enjoyed sentimentalising her youth, reliving her fondest memories.
The film critic found the ending overly sentimentalising and predictable.
The film's strength was its refusal to sentimentalise the character's flaws.
The film's strength was its refusal to sentimentalise the character's struggles.
The film's weakness was its tendency to sentimentalise even the most minor characters.
The film's weakness was its tendency to sentimentalise even the most unlikeable characters.
The historian warned against sentimentalising the past, reminding us of its harsher realities.
The journalist avoided sentimentalising the tragedy, focusing on the factual details.
The novelist’s habit of sentimentalising villains diminished their complexity.
The play was accused of sentimentalising mental illness, portraying it unrealistically.
The play was criticised for sentimentalising the lives of soldiers.
The play was criticised for sentimentalising the lives of working-class people.
The poet's sentimentalising about lost love felt hollow and insincere.
The politician was criticised for sentimentalising rural life while ignoring its economic struggles.
The show overused sentimentalising music to manipulate the audience's emotions.
The story’s strength lay in its refusal to sentimentalise death or suffering.
The tendency to sentimentalise the monarchy is often seen as problematic.
The tendency towards sentimentalising national identity can be dangerous.
The tendency towards sentimentalising religious beliefs can be divisive.
There's a danger in sentimentalising the simple life, forgetting the hardships it often entails.
They risked sentimentalising the revolution, glossing over its darker aspects.
They were accused of sentimentalising poverty for political gain.
They were trying to avoid sentimentalising the issue of climate change.
They were trying to avoid sentimentalising the issue of poverty.
They were warned against sentimentalising the colonial era, ignoring its injustices.
We need facts, not sentimentalising about how things used to be.
We should be cautious about sentimentalising animals, remembering their wild instincts.
While he enjoyed a good cry, he tried to avoid excessively sentimentalising everything.