nostalgic造句

Light purple evokes romantic and nostalgic feelings.

But it's a phenomenon in human nature to be nostalgic.

Michael never wanted the film to be nostalgic, like you're watching the past.

But experts say feeling nostalgic is actually good for your mental health.

The only vaguely nostalgic character is Hessler himself, who occasionally marvels at the emptiness around him.

The rich textures and vivid detail create a longing to be a part of the nostalgic scenes.

Yeats is, in fact, a far less nostalgic thinker than either Eliot or Pound, at least as I understand them.

When people get nostalgic, they’re not really thinking about the particular thing, it’s for the memory of it.

Faded posters, a black-and-white TV and a menu that also offers pasta with ketchup evoke(6) that special 1960s "natsukashii" or nostalgic feeling.

As he demonstrated a decade ago with his semi-autobiographical film, "Cinema Paradiso," Giuseppe Tornatore can be awfully good at plucking nostalgic heartstrings.

His death is a chance to make amends, although whether a Russia that is increasingly nostalgic for its totalitarian past will chose to take it is another matter.

It is also a romance of present sorrows and past joys, a nostalgic exploration of the storyteller grown up and the child who listened at his mentor's knee.

And the managing director of Fiat felt nostalgic for the toilet in his childhood home, with sawdust on the floor and sheets of newspaper skewered on a nail.

Mrs Aquino’s death last year let loose a wave of nostalgic popular sentiment which swept her son (an otherwise unremarkable senator) to victory in the presidential election held in May.

The settings in the film give away a nostalgic feeling: a boxing gym that smacks of the 1920s, and Charlie’s truck looks like something out of a 1940s film.