He expressed the view that the cover version " certainly doesn t glorify ( war ), but it doesn t condemn it either . . . ( it's ) sentimentalising perhaps, trivialising even, but not glorifying ".
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In the 19th century, perhaps as childhood became sentimentalised, it becomes harder to tell the clothing apart between the sexes; the hair remains the best guide, but some mothers were evidently unable to resist keeping this long too.
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In 1975 he completed John Vanbrugh's four-act fragment, " A Journey to London ", a play that had been sentimentalised by Colley Cibber in 1728 as " The Provok'd Husband ".
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Although he had painted great numbers of landscape scenes from Scotland to the Mediterranean, it was after moving to Witley that Birket Foster produced the works for which he is best known a sentimentalised view of the contemporary English countryside, particularly in the west Surrey area.
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More recently, in a biography of his son, Ivon Hitchens, his paintings of that period are characterised as " in the academic mainsteam of the day . . . Classical mythology alternating with the sentimentalised rustic realism of the school of Bastien-Lepage . . ."
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Momus translated and recorded " Don't Leave Me " because he was dissatisfied with the dominant English translations to date . " People always sing the versions by Rod McKuen, which are highly sentimentalised, or the versions by Mort Shuman which are better but still really Americanised.
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Books that could be marketed under the Hardy brand of " Wessex novels " were particularly lucrative, which gave rise to a tendency to sentimentalised, picturesque, populist descriptions of Wessex which, as a glance through most tourist giftshops in the south-west will reveal, remain popular with consumers today.
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The main theme of pastoral comedy is love in all its guises in a rustic setting, the genuine love embodied by Rosalind contrasted with the sentimentalised affectations of Orlando, and the improbable happenings that set the urban courtiers wandering to find exile, solace or freedom in a woodland setting are no more unrealistic than the string of chance encounters in the forest which provoke witty banter and which require no subtleties of plotting and character development.
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London-based Australian critic Robert Hughes stated in " The Times " : " Here is a rarity an Australian novelist who docs not use his Strine literary context as a prop or an excuse, and thus remains sensitive to his actual and physical environment . . . He is the first novelist to use Australia's colonial past intelligently, neither sentimentalising it as woozy bush-balladry nor turning it into an ersatz myth ".
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And you are milking it for violence .'If they saw what you put out on the cutting room floor of this animal in suffering I mean it's a very narrow line that you have to tread, you cannot in my view eliminate it entirely, that is to sentimentalise and to distort reality, but equally some of it is very hard to take, but it's about the reality of what chimps are and we are very close to what chimps are . }}
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