Translations for „sentimentalist“ in the Slovenian » English Dictionary

sentimentalec (-ka)

sentimentalist

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English

Governments are more easily moved to save badgers and foxes, which appeal to urban sentimentalists, than obscure plants and flowers, with their subtle needs.

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Those of us that remain unashamed sentimentalists will never tire of what remains the most romantic and nostalgic form of transport.

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He was an 18-year-old sentimentalist, inexperienced and immature.

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Dickens's greatest triumph in the sentimentalist tradition.

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Some saw it as socialist and revolutionary; others felt that it was conservative and sentimentalist.

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Despite his campaigning for animals he insisted he was not a sentimentalist.

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The sentimentalists are quitting us; the revolutionary element that four years ago were scoffing at us are joining us now.

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Call me a sentimentalist, too, if you think that's the word for me.

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But he is also a sentimentalist; always a dangerous thing when writing about one's own family.

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Along with being a piece of sentimentalist literature, the work is considered an example of the domestic novel.

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