Use of nostalgically in Sentences. 16 Examples
The examples include nostalgically at the start of sentence, nostalgically at the end of sentence and nostalgically in the middle of sentence
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nostalgically at the start of sentence
- Nostalgically, Clinton people now refer to early February as a time of "joyful chaos."
- Nostalgically, the old door numbers still stuck among the mass of code and jargon names slapped on the services since then.
nostalgically in the middle of sentence
- Tim spoke nostalgically of his first visit to Peru.
- A famous Egyptian film, "Nasser 56", lingers nostalgically over the Egyptian leader.
- Equally nostalgically, observers from the ex-Yugoslav countries sat together as a group.
- People look back nostalgically on the war period, simply because everyone pulled together.
- They spent an hour together, talking nostalgically as they wandered slowly down the coast road.
- The elements of YlDishkait are often nostalgically drawn from the values exhibited in SHTEtl life.
- Undermining Faith. Christians are sometimes inclined to look back nostalgically at the medieval world as the great age of faith.
- This slower-growth world isn't all bad: People remember nostalgically the period that began in the late '50s as the era of postwar prosperity.
- Reminiscing nostalgically on a recent TV interview about riding his bike through Beijing's alleys 30 years ago, Bush described his experience as "fantastic."
- In the innermost area of my heart, perhaps, I belong to the countryside. My most unrelieved memory goes to the warm soil: this is the nostalgically attached complex.
- Lagarde looked back nostalgically yesterday to the London G20 summit in April 2009 as a moment when all leaders came together, noting: "I hope that will happen again."
- The only thing I'm afraid of is that we will someday just go home and then we will meet once a year, drinking beer, and nostalgically remembering what a nice time we had here.
- The eras of manhood that we look back to nostalgically as models of "when men were men" – I'm thinking, for example, of the Mad Men era – were times of stunning conformity.
- One could still watch black-and-white films from the liberal pre-Nasser era on television and find ancient taxi drivers nostalgically crooning songs by Umm Kulthum or Abdel Halim Hafez.
