It sure is nostalgic...

I was feeling nostalgic.

I was feeling nostalgic.

Many of the photos are nostalgic.

The Roger Gwynn photos made many people nostalgic.

Why don't you feel nostalgia for what happened one minute ago?

You smuggled and you became relatively rich. Lepper's people are nostalgic for the profitable anarchy of a crippled state.

Lepper's people are nostalgic for the profitable anarchy of a crippled state.

Some commentators, such as Julia Ioffe, characterize this nostalgia as generational.

The violence of British football hooligans, for example, reflects a peculiar nostalgia for war.

Memories formed during that bump tend to be the ones we are most nostalgic for, and because we want our continuous identities to be positive, we tend to be nostalgic for good memories, not bad ones individually and collectively we also tend to be nostalgic and reminisce on things as if they were better than at the time they really were.

Ranajay Gupta was nostalgic too when he saw the Hardeo glass factory

And they are drawn to Russia they feel nostalgic about it to a certain extent.

Thus, many Europeans continue to be nostalgic for America as a model.

The train videos thus often serve as a window into history while providing a sense of nostalgia for train buffs.

And I know that we all hearken back to the days of the Parisian salon in the Enlightenment, or to the Algonquin Round Table, and wish,

In Iraq, since the fall of Baghdad on April 9, 2003, Damascus has shown undue nostalgia for the old system.

Russians are nostalgic not for the Cold War as such, but for the international status they lost when it ended.

quot Ultra nationalism today may still be a temptation, at times, for a number of major Powers nostalgic for the period of hegemony quot

According to a recent poll , up to 46 percent of Ukrainians feel nostalgic for the USSR, most of them being pensioners, as well as residents of Eastern and Southern regions of the country.

If the NTC cannot assert its authority, the council risks the emergence of a movement nostalgic for Qaddafi and the security that his regime provided.

But it cannot last forever at some point, the regime s survival will require offering the public something other than nationalism and nostalgia.

The blogger who often writes about environmental problems in Kazakhstan and some of his readers are nostalgic about the environmental education and awareness raising programs of the Soviet era.

Everyone, to some degree, has nostalgia for the past, some bleary idea of how the past can (rather than cannot) work in the future.

But if tucking in and lining up all your life experiences into a continuous story is so advantageous, why don't we feel nostalgic for everything in the past?

Both Israel and the US are nostalgic for a twentieth century world of nation states, which is understandable, since that is the world to which the kind of conventional power they possess is best suited.

Tellingly, the influential neo conservative Richard Perle said in 2003 that he was still a registered Democrat, out of nostalgia for Henry Scoop Jackson, the powerful former Senator who embodied these commitments.

Tocqueville is justly famous for rejecting reactionary nostalgia and regarding democracy s triumph as our destiny, while warning against the dangers that democracy holds for liberty.

The doves are furious about the pre announcement, and some hawks perhaps nostalgic for the more collegial style of Wim Duisenberg regard Trichet s move as showing off and taking control.

While the city's discussion has touched on many important political issues, Muscovites also display a certain nostalgia for a fading era of cheap shawarmas and tacky stores that sprung up from the wreckage of the USSR. Next time you're in Moscow, try the shawarma.

At a botanical garden in Amsterdam, where he goes to be reminded of his home country, he explains how, in his first years here, he worked hard to learn Dutch and make friends.

We are faced with conflicts and misery that have adversely influenced the lives of vast sectors of humanity, and we now feel an even deeper sense of helplessness and despair that makes us almost nostalgic for the order and logic of bygone days.

At home, he still ranks first in popularity among the country s heads of state, kindling nostalgia like a popular old record a corollary to people s frustration and anger at the current government of President Lee Myung bak.

Five high school students drowned to death at a private seaside boot camp in South Korea, igniting discussions over the prevalence of military style booth camps as well as nostalgia for the military culture in Korean education.

IGN's Lucas M. Thomas and Craig Harris included Kirby's Dream Land in their wishlist for a hypothetical Virtual Console for the Nintendo 3DS, commenting that its inclusion would be based on nostalgia rather than it feeling new and sensational .

Mistrust and anger toward a corrupt and inefficient political class, coupled with skepticism about democracy even nostalgia for communism is to be found nowadays not only in Romania, but also in some other parts of Eastern Europe.