nostalgic
nostalgia
definition
noun
to see classmates' E-mail addresses, nostalgics pay $36 a year
a nostalgic person.
adjective
The steam locomotive evokes nostalgic memories of a bygone era with its glory and old age charm.
characterized by or exhibiting feelings of nostalgia.
example
Saxophonist Greg Tardy provides a good foil with some subtly understated and 'nostalgic' lines that catch the mood of the night.
I was transfixed by this sentimental and 'nostalgic' portrait of a 1930s Donegal family.
In her art, she said she attempts to evoke the 'nostalgic' beauty of another era.
The history of each one has been put into print - stories and pictures that make for 'nostalgic' reading.
With personal computers, taking a stroll down memory lane isn't for the 'nostalgic' .
Individually and culturally, we are preposterously 'nostalgic' for it.
Pretty, feminine, soft and fluid silhouettes make a new statement of 'nostalgic' romance.
In Her Shoes certainly honours that tradition but in a way that makes it much more than a retro treat for movie buffs and 'nostalgic' oldies.
And to celebrate, all kinds of 'nostalgic' nonsense is being pumped out of the country's TV sets.
In a world where the microwave has become the magic wand of the kitchen, how welcome to read such 'nostalgic' sentiments.
Alexei Sayle would adopt a maudlin, 'nostalgic' whine and a watery half-smile as he recalled the glories of the music hall.
Great issue, great interview, which made me very 'nostalgic' for those days when Eddie had a website and was a publisher.
Tapes of military marches, a drill sergeant's orders and 'nostalgic' 1950s songs add to the atmosphere.
It's not just a nice piece for 'nostalgic' fans, but a classic of the genre that can be enjoyed by anyone.
There will be happy 'nostalgic' memories for the many folk who frequented that popular venue in their youth having now advanced a few years.
Panache provides the women folk 'nostalgic' images by reviving the art of handmade jewellery as they are now not in vogue.
The steam locomotive evokes 'nostalgic' memories of a bygone era with its glory and old age charm.
His mother's 'nostalgic' memories had led Juan to expect a town ‘that smelled of spilt honey’.
He worked there for 32 years and was somewhat 'nostalgic' about the final departure of the plant.
The factory is situated in a romantic garden and is full of 'nostalgic' paraphernalia.
There was a time when the dysfunctions of my childhood and adolescence took on this rosy 'nostalgic' glow.
‘And these were everywhere,’ he laments 'nostalgically' , pointing to the Irish-looking coracle lashed under the furled rust sails.
No doubt Einstein himself is in some measure responsible for this image, since, in later life, he reflected 'nostalgically' on solitude, isolation, and creativity.
Goode, who spent 17 years as the curator of the Smithsonian Castle, has not assembled a picture book for 'nostalgics' .
Many 'nostalgics' recalled life as safer with Reggie and Ronnie in charge, as they loved their mother and could ‘sort anybody out’.
Now, sitting by her cooking pots while an Ivorian boy pounds onions, tomatoes and peppers into a hot sauce for her fish, Michel talks 'nostalgically' about her mother whom she has not seen for several years.
All the while he watched his crowd, old 'nostalgics' all, and wondered how many of them had been present that night, how many of them had tried to camouflage their fear under the chorus of a well known palliative song.
Older people always seem to forget when they remind you 'nostalgically' about days when people stuck together no matter what, of the abuse many of them suffered in silence, both physical and mental, as a result.
Later Eliza passed her final test at the Embassy Ball and 'nostalgically' recalls the pleasures of the evening as she sings, ‘I Could have Danced All Night’.
As with Live Aid, however, a good idea will always be revived by misty-eyed 'nostalgics' , and since British architecture has improved more than somewhat since the 1980s, why not?
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