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sentimentalize's Usage Examples:

of the life of the poor": He was inclined sometimes to idealize and sentimentalize them, but his best things are free from this sin.

through the promotion of urbanormative stereotypes that deprioritize, sentimentalize, or ignore rural places and people.

The Pulitzer jury stated: "The play does not sentimentalize on the tragic situation of the negro.

The lyrics sentimentalize and memorialize the profession of lamplighters, who walked city streets.

The mainstream media began to sentimentalize the procession, to the dismay of Mencken and Nathan, who noticed a hypocritical.

re-released as one-half of Live! (More or Less) noting that "[they] don't sentimentalize about time gone—they simply encompass it in an endless present.

" For Yaeger and the Scots novelist critic Ali Smith, this is to sentimentalize the work.

A review published by Kirkus Reviews notes, "[Hannah's] tendency to sentimentalize undermines the gravitas of this tale.

its anachronistic look as authentic and a genuine show that did not sentimentalize the past.

westerns that express a rather bleak, minimalist quality that does not sentimentalize the Wild West.

their thoughts and feelings into explicit speeches which would either sentimentalize or vulgarize those internal abstractions.

Only two years later, in And Be a Villain, he tells Archie, "You would sentimentalize the multiplication table.

ely-movie-chris-columbus-268890 Charlie Jane Anders, Will Hollywood sentimentalize Charles Yu's How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe?, io9.

The jokes seem forced and there is too much of an effort to sentimentalize the relationship between Bart and Lisa, causing the show to lose its.

Chekhov is a playwright of bad faith, a writer who encourages us to sentimentalize our own weaknesses and glamorize inertia.

Yet, McDaniel was determined not to stage or sentimentalize his art, often choosing unconventional subjects such as "Bush Island.

Its correspondents were asked not to sentimentalize but to "Give us facts and experience, in words, if you please, as hard.

Clarke notes the song "Massa's in the Cold Ground" as a clear attempt to sentimentalize slavery, though he notes that many slaves must have loved their masters.

After admitting that he was prejudiced against any "bands that sentimentalize the past," Kassel specifically criticized the inclusion of tap dancers.

sentimentalize's Meaning':

look at with sentimentality or turn into an object of sentiment

Synonyms:

belie; sentimentalise; misrepresent;

Antonyms:

overact; underact; fail; fall short of;