sentimentality

And so I will continue without any sort of sentimentality.

You never let sentimentality get in the way of truth.

There's no room for sentimentality in what we're doing here.

"This one had a little bit more sentimentality to it."

Since the question is thus more political than emotional, let's get my own sentimentality out of the way.

More than sentimentality brings these young men and women to mind now.

"Every human needs a certain degree of sentimentality to be free," he wrote later in life.

Villa will not let sentimentality stand in their way either.

I ask, thinking to break her out of such dreadful sentimentality.

In the end, markets do not recognize sentimentality of any sort.

But there is no trace of television's easy sentimentality in her book.

He seems to have been without a trace of sentimentality about disease.

"It's sentimentality getting in the way of good science," he said.

There was hope voiced for the future, but no sentimentality.

The thing to watch out for in writing about boxing is sentimentality.

It was an act of sentimentality to visit the fort now.

There isn't a bit of sentimentality to what they do.

The book is written without sentimentality and from the perspective of the child that he was at the time.

If his words are filled with a strong sense of loss, they carry no sentimentality.

But the work gets uncomfortably close to sentimentality at times.

"There is a level of sentimentality" among judges, he said.

But I had to come down on the side of accuracy and reality rather than sentimentality!

On the other, longer side of the ledger, there was sentimentality.

When she came back to her chair, the moment of sentimentality still lingered.

In any event, he was never strong on family or sentimentality."