Usa "nostalgic" in una frase

1. hearing nostalgic stories—bits of history that would never fully die in the minds of

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2. One feels nostalgic about the path that has

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3. Although it becomes us to accept the times in which we live, perhaps we should give occasional pause to nostalgic notions that, in some manner, made us appear more Human

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4. Fortunately, Mama Adele seemed too focused on her tale, actually sounding a bit nostalgic:

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5. There was this nostalgic sense of walking down memory lane, some feelings from thirty years ago

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6. I glanced at Quan as a lovingly nostalgic look crossed his face

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7. Neighbours said they knew when I was sad: they'd hear the voice of Al Jolson singing, very loud and clear, the nostalgic songs I always listened to at year's end

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8. “I never knew you were so nostalgic

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9. Hobsbawm evokes the nostalgic “mass ecstasy” of marching with his comrades, which he calls something of a sexual experience

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10. It links together a nostalgic look towards the past, “tumultuous must of rich grape”, and a renewed hope in his new horizons of the future, “generous wine of his maturity”

11. Nostalgic feelings of his youth in Los Barrios de Salas and

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12. During a nostalgic walk through the mountains of Salas de los Barrios, Roger’s place of birth, they met a very old man who was struggling to load his donkey with bundles of wood

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13. Nevertheless, the four days that they stayed in Ponferrada were filled with moments of memorable delight: a Sunday picnic to the river Cúa with Roger’s friends, visits to some of Roger’s relatives, a nostalgic trip to Túy with Enrique’s widow, Pepita, and their daughter Marité of Suni’s age, and the visit to a friend’s orchard for the picking of fresh cherries… The children loved those very busy days, and Josie’s mother enjoyed the camaraderie and friendship of the common people from El Bierzo

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14. Roger fell into a mood of nostalgic reverie

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15. Roger’s nostalgic reverie turned into present frustration and future anxiety

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16. He chose to speak about her with nostalgic feelings in their presence, to condemn Agatha and the homosexual therapist for the invasion of their home and the cruel disruption of their secure and rewarding lives, and to shower Chad and Manuel with extra attention to reassure them of his love

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17. This reminder of his personal difficulties back home while vacationing in a place where family life was still sacred and inviolate caused him some pain and evoked some nostalgic memories, but it was by far preferable to the daily pressures he had to endure at home in Brea

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18. To Roger’s surprise, that nostalgic promenade touched Suni so personally that when he asked her what she remembered most from their trip to Europe, she quickly identified “our little stroll to the places you walked through when you were a boy…” Also while in Fuentesnuevas, a reporter interviewed Roger half an hour on radio and published an article, with his picture, in “La hora de León”, a daily newspaper for the province of León

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19. Something about his laugh makes me nostalgic

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20. those who trained as nurses during that era will find many nostalgic

21. The basis for this obsession is that, as beings that were once human, the idea of food and eating would have become nostalgic

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22. I strolled through my apartment with a somewhat nostalgic feeling

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23. The Reform Party made terrific gains this election as public sentiment has turned to a more nostalgic view of life

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24. carry a tinge of nostalgic regret, Stallman says he was ulti-

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25. The only thing that remained of that unfor-tunate venture was the breath of renovation that the matrons from France brought, as their magnificent arts transformed traditional methods of love and their sense of social well-being abolished Catarino’s antiquated place and turned the street into a bazaar of Japanese lanterns and nostalgic hand organs

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26. -Always, at every moment, asleep and awake, during the most sublime and most abject moments, Amaranta thought about Rebeca, because solitude had made a selection in her memory and had burned the dimming piles of nostalgic waste that life had accumulated in her heart, and had purified, magnified and eternalized the others, the most bitter ones

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27. Gaston, her husband, took care not to antagonize her, although since that fatal noon when he got off the train he realized that his wife’s determination had been provoked by a nostalgic mirage

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28. So he thought that he ought to have a farewell session, being nostalgic, remembering Nancy, being more kicked back and even playing some music while on the gas

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29. How hard is it to understand? Right now, Commandant Larose, you are tempting me to ask permission to President Dewey to withdraw my task force from Indochina and let your government pay for the mess it created here just to keep a few thousands of indolent colonists, drug-trafficking officials and nostalgic generals and admirals content

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30. He answered her in a nostalgic tone, as she kept using her tongue and fingers on his penis while listening to him

31. Whenever I stayed alone in my quarter after my duty; I became nostalgic; thinking about you; lost in reminisce of my good times that I had spent along with closed friends

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32. A part of him felt nostalgic

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33. Maybe it’s the age we live in? The rapid-pace, constant-connectivity, and perpetual plugged-in-ness of the 21st century might make us nostalgic for a time we never knew

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34. Feeling melancholy and contemplative or reflective / sad / nostalgic are natural emotions

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35. Would they have felt so nostalgic if he had made a success of himself?

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36. I hugged the mug to my chest, feeling glum and nostalgic for the times before the Fae had come into our lives

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37. I was nostalgic

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38. ” I mused with a nostalgic grief of coming late and empty handed to the epic disaster we were becoming to ourselves and everything else

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39. " Liam's smile was filled with nostalgic

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40. There are those who feel nostalgic about the

41. with humorous, nostalgic tastes of greatness during the throes of passion

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42. He gave the pipe’s barrel a nostalgic tap

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43. It made me nostalgic for my old Garfield duvet which

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44. She relaxes her shoulders for the first time since they left the castle, and looks around the room with a contented smile on her face, almost as if this crowded, stinking pit is a nostalgic childhood home

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45. In the same way as the mechanism of a steam-engine pulls a train out into the wide prairie, Tom was pulled by the simple cycle of the sentimental melody into a world of nostalgic feelings that a more complicated musical piece couldn’t have opened up for him

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46. “Temple”, said Rosie in a nostalgic tone, “sounds quite romantic doesn’t it

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47. He was nostalgic

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48. She and my daughters returned to Egypt often for nostalgic pilgrimages to a happy married life and childhood but I never wanted to return

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49. The debris of life, some precious and nostalgic, others better left buried and forgotten

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50. But once a sacred culture dies: there is no living thing that can bring it back except humans who are so nostalgic about their forgotten, old, obsolete cultures that they spend billions of dollars and millions of man-hours in trying to re-create it, and stage it, and re-introduce it back into their newer cultures

51. The hand-organ player, smiling ingratiatingly left and right while cranking nostalgic tunes of the past

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52. Get rid of the Wal-Mart’s; bring back the small-town middle America everyone is still nostalgic about…and you will see how dramatically your life improves

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53. So this obscene lie of a movie was made as an historical nostalgic look at the past of England’s coal mining industry as a complete lying fantasy that turned black into white

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54. He had me thinking how the English I cared for were rarely so nostalgic about their origins and never so direct as to their needs

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55. There was some cool, old nostalgic stuff in there

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56. With the end of her husband’s presidency, whatever animosity may have existed between the Reagans and the media has now been replaced by nostalgic warmth

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57. His birthday was approaching and the wine had made me nostalgic for him

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58. I’m nostalgic for the Hab

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59. She felt nostalgic for the thoughtless passion of their early relationship; the long, intense conversations and the stolen kisses

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60. I feel sorry for tribes that used to be cannibals but then stopped when the Christians came and inevitably ruined everything, because it would suck to be nostalgic for the comfort food of your childhood but then never have it again because now it’s suddenly not cool to eat your dead uncle

61. But unfortunately it’s not my job to get nostalgic and look back to the good old days

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62. Now, though, it played a big band song from before he was born, a slow, nostalgic, glimmering chandelier of a thing, around which a clarinet swooped and dove like a bird had got into the room

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63. Runcible, was essentially nostalgic: greatness had ceased to occur in the arts right around the time when his father was off fistfighting with Hitler

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64. A blizzard was howling outside the windows, but he seemed so pleased to be back in this place—so nostalgic, perhaps—as to almost invite suspicion

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65. But now the orderly freight-cars of her thoughts were derailing, tumbling down embankments, because on the front of the newspaper was a yearbook photo of a pretty young woman blown up so the dots of the halftone were visible, a dark pointillism that made the face somehow instantly nostalgic

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66. ” I’d been there since then without Amy (my nostalgic streak uncrushable) and had a glorious day, a wide-grin, right-with-the-world day

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67. Painful in an abstract, nostalgic way

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68. Most of them had been dismantled for materials to be used in building other boats, but many were in such good condition that it seemed possible to give them a coat of paint and launch them without frightening away the iguanas or disturbing the foliage of the large yellow flowers that made them even more nostalgic

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69. He still had the nostalgic memory of his youth, his vivid recollection of the Poetic Festival, whose thunder sounded throughout the Antilles e very April 15

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70. On her last visit, Hildebranda was more nostalgic than ever, and very affected by the burden of old age

71. But he knew that any conventional slip, the slightest nostalgic indiscretion, could revive the unpleasant taste of the past in her heart, and although he foresaw her returning a hundred letters to him before she dared open the first, he preferred that it not happen even once

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72. In my flurry of nostalgic spite, I have done the Monterey Peninsula a disservice

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