maudlin in a sentence

• And when it is not overly brutal, it is maudlin.
• There was nothing maudlin or heart-wrenching about the departure.
• It may be sugarcoated, but it isn't maudlin.
• He handles the sad parts without letting the film turn maudlin.
• And he's not the least bit maudlin about animals.
• She called printed cards " maudlin and insincere ."
• Who would have thought machismo and insolence could turn so maudlin?
• Needless to say, things get ugly before they get maudlin.
• The team wins against Maudlin Street, the rivaling football team.
• And it seems no more than a maudlin Civil War soap opera.
• It's difficult to see maudlin in a sentence .
• "Let's don't get maudlin.
• Forgive me, now, if this turns somewhat maudlin.
• But many were maudlin, and many more were simple-minded.
• The point is not to be maudlin or Pollyanna cheerful.
• Extremely maudlin soap opera, mingled uncomfortably with slapstick comedy.
• That revelation makes his hour of morbid, sometimes maudlin humor work.
• It was an all-star Theater of the Maudlin.
• It's self-pitying and sardonic, arty and maudlin.
• You could almost forgive the original's maudlin aspects.
• But there isn't enough energy left even to be maudlin.