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The latter role brought upon him a large amount of media sentimentalism and sensationalism.

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Its manifestation is a poverty of empathy that fancies itself an avoidance of sentimentalism.

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Love is heavily idealized, platonic and almost always unrequited, and the presence of a strong egocentrism and exacerbated sentimentalism in the poetry is clearly noticed.

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The imagination becomes diseased, sentimentalism takes possession of the mind, and there is a vague unrest, a strange appetite for unwholesome mental food, which is constantly unbalancing the mind.

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The west world is thirsty to find new voices and sounds and tries to bring the music out of any oldness and sentimentalism.

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He was just, like, a man who could do all sorts of things and not an ounce of self-pity or, you know, sentimentalism.

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This patronizing and sentimentalism does more harm than good, and reinforces the divide in this country.

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At times his sentimentalism and pessimism become even morbid.

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His paintings of children are remarkable for their odd combination of sentimentalism and realism.

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Philosophically, sentimentalism was often contrasted to rationalism.

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