We refused those ubiquitous American flag stamps even though they came in handy rolls (taking the oversentimental Love stamps instead). ❋ Unknown (2009)
I am one who grew up with a great affection for screen comedy, the wit of Preston Sturges, the oversentimental but still compelling work of Frank Capra, the brilliantly subversive satire of Stanley Kubrick, with whom I had the mitigated joy of actually working. ❋ Unknown (2009)
I am one who grew up with a great affection for screen comedy, the wit of Preston Sturges, the oversentimental but still compelling work of Frank Capra, the brilliantly subversive satire of Stanley ... ❋ Unknown (2009)
Hamas is a dreadful outfit that's brought suffering and false hope onto its own people: using them as a sort of economic and social self-destructing suicide bomb, better to wring pity and cash from a readily fooled and oversentimental Europe and America; or from regionally ambitious, anti-Israel Iran. ❋ Unknown (2008)
I found the thing somewhat oversentimental, but worth the short time it take to read. ❋ R_urell (2006)
We would, I think, be oversentimental in our treatment of this subject if we omitted two hugely important factors in work character. ❋ Unknown (1921)
Arthur Ranger, now head of the family, owed it to the family's future and to its two helpless and oversentimental women to right the wrong. ❋ David Graham Phillips (1889)
Old-fashioned these romances are in many ways, oversentimental, in parts poorly constructed, but in all English fiction there is nothing to surpass the opening chapters of _Jane Eyre_ for vividness and pathos, and few things to equal the greater part of _Villette_, the tragedy of an ❋ George Hamlin Fitch (1888)
Dennis Lenarduzzi isn't being oversentimental when he calls ManRayGun a band of brothers. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Thia and I are perhaps oversentimental, but we wanted to show Beto’s workers what their efforts had meant to us. ❋ Barry Golson (2006)
Yipe! "because Ken had pinched her after the fashion of husbands who wish to prevent their females from waxing oversentimental. ❋ McCaffrey, Anne (1969)
