Adjective:

అబ్బాయిలు ప్లే, భావోద్వేగ,

sentimental's Usage Examples:

The New York Times criticized the "theatricalities and sentimental artificialities of his plot" but characterized "some of [Holubar]"s battle panoramas.

While the main group Morning Musume features predominately upbeat songs with a fast tempo, Tanpopo featured slower tempo, sentimental and retro-style songs.

some of the scenes", adding that while "unsentimental, [the film is] not unkindly [in its depiction] of emotional awkwardness.

" Don D"Ammassa wrote "[t]he forthrightly sentimental "The Gnarly Man" is one of the most moving portraits ever.

polemics against the forced marriage but using it as a plot device and sentimentalizing the unhappily married person, who is sometimes rescued and married.

of Sămănătorist poetesses", noting she "concocted little sentimental exuberances" out of typical and already stale Sămănătorist material.

as the exploration of the parallel universe and the use of love and sentimentality that leads to different lifestyle choices.

February 28, 1852, Serpukhov District of Moscow Governorate) was a Russian sentimentalist writer, journalist and publisher.

Gussow of The New York Times derided the ending as "sentimental and unaffecting", and argued that Lear "is so determinedly a thesis play, an intellectual.

and, above all, a silly, stubbornly sentimental streak that only the crabbiest cynic could dismiss".

The sentimentality of the lyrics has occasionally become an interest of analogists and parodists, as in Mark Steyn"s 2007 May 9 commentary on Barack Obama.

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

"Madame Bovary" actually italicizes examples of foolish or sentimental phrasing.

Synonyms:

soppy, schmaltzy, schmalzy, mushy, slushy, drippy, maudlin, mawkish, soupy, hokey, emotional, bathetic, kitschy,

Antonyms:

unmoving, unemotionality, passionless, unmoved, unemotional,