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1. In my view, all those “thinkers” have subordinated their analysis and reasoning to a wish and to sentimentalism

2. she would probably deplore the loss of life!…imagine!… she had even attempted to change his thinking! – however, he had soon put a stop to that sentimentalism and he was back on track once again!…

3. When again in private life we see a whole family one by one dropping into the grave under the Ate of some inherited malady, and the parents perhaps surviving them, do our minds ever go back silently to that day twenty-five or thirty years before on which under the fairest auspices, amid the rejoicings of friends and acquaintances, a bride and bridegroom joined hands with one another? In making such a reflection we are not opposing physical considerations to moral, but moral to physical; we are seeking to make the voice of reason heard, which drives us back from the extravagance of sentimentalism on common sense

4. Their sentiment was necessary to the very life of my plan; the sentimentalism of the people that will never do anything for the sake of their passionate desire, unless it comes to them clothed in the fair robes of an idea

5. This had given her, when very young, and even a little later, a sort of pensive attitude towards her husband, a scamp of a certain depth, a ruffian lettered to the extent of the grammar, coarse and fine at one and the same time, but, so far as sentimentalism was concerned, given to the perusal of Pigault-Lebrun, and "in what concerns the sex," as he said in his jargon—a downright, unmitigated lout

6. Then, the next force is sentimentalism, of course

7. You know, amongst us socialism spreads principally through sentimentalism

8. All that business of titles and sentimentalism is a very good cement, but there is something better; persuade four members of the circle to do for a fifth on the pretence that he is a traitor, and you'll tie them all together with the blood they've shed as though it were a knot

9. And you know, no one has forced it out of you; no one of them knew you, but you came to confide in them yourself, from sentimentalism

10. All this discussion of the possibility of establishing peace instead of continual warfare is but the mischievous sentimentalism of idle talkers