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mawkishly's Usage Examples:

boy-befriends-animal feature, agreeable enough on its own terms but as mawkishly sentimental as usual and with the additional embarrassment of a commentary.

History, Crosby"s "hymns have sometimes been criticized as "gushy and mawkishly sentimental" and critics have often attacked both her writing and her.

This performance mawkishly prompts them to reconvene with their former students at Constance"s theater.

> that if the transition had to be made it should be in such a mawkishly sentimental and obvious picture.

one in which a tune-vender’s life and his music are not mutually and mawkishly abused.

galling performance of the farmer is given by Ward Bond, Ida Lupino is mawkishly stagey as the blind girl who melts the cop"s heart.

described The Fisher King as "one of the most nonsensical, pretentious, mawkishly cloying movies I ever had to wretch through".

film is uplifting, but, he continues, Unlike “Slumdog,” the plot is not mawkishly sentimental and only a little bit contrived.

bonding that astutely succeeds where tearjerkers like "The Champ" so mawkishly failed.

The Monthly Film Bulletin stated, Routine Disney boy-befriends-animal feature, agreeable enough on its own terms but as mawkishly sentimental as usual and with the additional embarrassment of a commentary by Walter Pidgeon which keeps insisting what a marvellous boyhood summer it all was.