Don't get sentimental.

Don't be so sentimental.

Attachment isn't compassion.

Tom is very romantic and sentimental.

Should we dismiss it as sentimental nonsense?

For others, the win had a sentimental value

It's the achingly sentimental yearning for times that never happened.

Devoid of sentimental attachment to Israel s cause and deeply disturbed by its policies in the occupied territories, Obama represents the specter of a White House where neither love nor interests are shared with the Jewish state.

But this attachment goes deeper than you think.

People's attachment to the precious metal runs deep.

I feel a strong attachment to this house.

I shot a line back, requesting the missing attachment.

Many religions instruct us that attachment to material possessions makes us unhappy.

What motivates Scottish nationalism is the strong attachment to Scotland s civic institutions.

In these three brain systems lust, romantic love and attachment don't always go together.

Legitimacy is even more problematic regarding recognition, which implies a feeling of community and attachment.

But these three brain systems lust, romantic love and attachment, aren't always connected to each other.

We think ourselves more open, sentimental, cordial, and family oriented, but also more disorganized and blase, at times irresponsible and lazy.

However, my curiosity was piqued when I noticed a missing attachment outlining the firm s planned investment strategy.

With orgasm, then you get a real rush of oxytocin and vasopressin those are associated with attachment.

Most Iranians my age emigrated after the revolution with an intimate attachment to the culture of Iran.

Similarly, imposed laïcité(France s strict republican secularism) seems to have deepened French Muslims attachment to their religious identity.

It seemed an odd and to many offensive transition from King s great plea for civil rights to Palin s sentimental clichés about the military.

The paradox of the Irish position is that opinion polls continue to demonstrate strong popular attachment to the EU.

Von Braun would later write he found it hard to develop a genuine emotional attachment to his new surroundings.

But if Chinese propaganda paints too dark a picture of the Tibetan past, Westerners who sympathize with the Tibetan cause are often too sentimental.

There was considerable sentimental attachment toward Aboriginal sportsmen and women, and indeed toward Australia s indigenous people generally apparent in the outpouring of emotion, remarked worldwide, that accompanied Prime Minister Kevin Rudd s moving Apology to the Stolen Generation in 2008. But would this sentiment extend to those of African descent and to members of other ethnicities who were gradually becoming a more visible part of Australian life?

And the third brain system is attachment that sense of calm and security you can feel for a long term partner.

'I hope you believe in my affection for my sister and my sincere attachment and respect for yourself,' said he, blushing.

What if the evolution of European consciousness proceeds not by an upward transfer of attachment to supranational institutions, but by a

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There was no conflict between the head and the heart, between an emotional attachment to Israel and a political commitment to liberal causes.

So it appears that Iraqis are showing greater attachment to their national identity and are supportive of a non sectarian approach to government.

And having connected these words with his forgiveness and with his attachment to the children, he now understood them in his own way.

They are different from e books which come in millions, easy to download and read modern and tiny in size, but they don't have a sentimental value like books.

For example, Americans may define religiosity differently than Middle Easterners, with perhaps a weaker attachment to religious beliefs than is true in Islamic countries.

The very idea still incites howls of protest in Asia not least in Japan, where popular attachment to the country's postwar peace constitution remains powerful.

In other words, many people s votes were driven by risk aversion, fear, and intimidation, rather than hope, passion, or deep emotional attachment to a common identity.

Bhutan s Buddhist tradition understands happiness not as attachment to goods and services, but as the result of the serious work of inner reflection and compassion toward others.

In a region that reveres the elderly, Zuma s attachment to his rural traditions must be matched by an equal openness to the appetites of the country s youth.

The beautiful views of New Zealand, the adorable dragon, the sentimental story, and the country music songs are enough to make one believe in good old fashioned magic once again, says ELENA KRAVTSUN.

Kim Jong il, who is known to have had a powerful attachment to his birth mother, cannot help but have been psychologically affected by witnessing his mother s killing.

From the perspective of the European Union (and many liberal Serbs), this narrative has the familiar ring of jingoism, obsessive self regard, and an enduring attachment to victimhood.

The Japanese, simply by virtue of their Japaneseness , are capable of turning an attachment to products from the country of the rising sun into a state of total admiration.

But even when US administrations have not embodied an emotional attachment to Israel, they have still backed Israel s cause, provided that doing so can be sustained by considerations of realpolitik.