(ఎవరైనా లేదా ఏదో,

sentimentalising's Usage Examples:

by being amusing and never for a moment sentimentalising [it] did its own lightly moral work of lampooning licentiousness";.

"Joss Stone criticised for sentimentalising famed anti-war song for Poppy Appeal".

Without minimising the facts of animal life or overly sentimentalising them, this film casts an enchantment that is just about irresistible.

character, presenting him at one moment as an enemy of society, then sentimentalising over him as a fugitive and victim; and it provides scarcely a shred.

first novelist to use Australia"s colonial past intelligently, neither sentimentalising it as woozy bush-balladry nor turning it into an ersatz myth".

picture he draws of the place and the people [in his work] is false, sentimentalising, melodramatising, sensationalising, and ingratiating.

(it"s) sentimentalising perhaps, trivialising even, but not glorifying".

of the twin pitfalls in a storyline of this nature of either overly sentimentalising its characters or attempting to spice up proceedings with over-the-top.

work] is false, sentimentalising, melodramatising, sensationalising, and ingratiating.

performance, saying Gleeson "nails Levin’s adorable self-seriousness without sentimentalising what can make him hard work.

No blinking facts for us, or sentimentalising them: this is how men and women are made, and the only way we can get.

"What we"ve tried to do is to make it work as a love story without sentimentalising the book", having criticised the ending of the David Lean version.

Synonyms:

sentimentalize, belie, misrepresent,

Antonyms:

overact, underact, fail, fall short of,