When did you guys start to feel nostalgic for these flyers?
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It literally makes me feel nostalgic for things I didn't even do.
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Maybe, with age, we simply feel nostalgic for the relative idiocy of youth.
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You've Got Mail makes us feel nostalgic for a time that, arguably, never existed.
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Stranger Things can make you feel nostalgic for a time you never even experienced.
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People usually feel nostalgic for their own past, commonly referred to as autobiographical nostalgia.
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We can't help but already feel nostalgic for the neutral, 12-shadow, brown suede product.
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You already feel nostalgic for this time, yet you're still in the middle of it.
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He said on Off Camera with Sam Jones that he doesn't feel nostalgic for his drinking days.
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With Black Friday and The Cyber looming I can't help but feel nostalgic for all these old gadgets.
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There's still a whole month of summer left, but we can't help but feel nostalgic for all that followed.
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I have learned that many people feel nostalgic for the days of cops arresting Nicole Richie and Lindsay Lohan.
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Once you break up, they are likely to come back around, or at least feel nostalgic for your relationship.
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"I feel nostalgic for the idea of art house theaters, but viewing patterns are changing," Mr. Howard said in an interview.
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But the Republican government now waiting eagerly in the wings may soon make Americans feel nostalgic for the good old Bush years.
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All these elements mean "Despacito" makes me feel nostalgic for what's happening right now, in the moment, which is quite an accomplishment.
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Scrolling through these relics is sure to make you feel nostalgic for the days of touching up your makeup in your locker mirror.
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Each one makes me feel nostalgic for some fictional version of romance, apocalypse, and kitschy Americana that I don't think anyone has ever really experienced.
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We've barely scraped the surface of the 21st century, but that doesn't mean it's too early to feel nostalgic for the earlier part of the millennium.
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And as an American today, you don't have to miss everything about the WASPs, or particularly like their remaining heirs, to feel nostalgic for their competence.
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With its ambitions as a long-standing drama, the show aims to give Wu-Tang admirers one more product about the group to feel nostalgic for.
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You can't help but feel nostalgic for those days in Manhattan's grandest hotel—unless, of course, you had the misfortune of crossing the tenant in Suite 1001–1003.
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Today, given the challenging nature of these times, some people feel nostalgic for the exigent messages conveyed by the art of the 1960s, most notably after King's assassination.
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In a world where news of Trump's alleged affair with a porn star is forgotten in a week, some Americans are actually starting to feel nostalgic for George W. Bush.
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I ask Gonzalez about this common reaction in which people claim the music makes them feel "nostalgic for things that haven't happened," now that it's being applied to his own work.
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Read More:7 bad movies that deserve a remake13 of the best movies to watch if you want to feel nostalgic for the '90s50 classic films that flopped when they were first released
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When untold millions of selfies bob across social networks each day, it's natural to feel nostalgic for the old craft of self-portraiture, and the time and skill artists lavished on their own representations.
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Gbros. Wireless Adapter for Nintendo Switch The Nintendo Switch is a modern-day revelation when it comes to gaming, but sometimes we all feel nostalgic for the good ol' days, which is why this Gbros.
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But her debut single, "Video Games," is the most perfect example of how Del Rey can make you feel nostalgic for memories that aren't even yours, or things that may have happened to you in a parallel universe.
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Many viewers of Paris Is Burning were probably not a part of the ballroom scene but for some reason (maybe I'm just high, I don't know), the documentary makes you feel nostalgic for a world you haven't personally experienced.
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Hallmark Christmas movies feel nostalgic for something half-understood, like those episodes of The Twilight Zone where somebody travels back to the 1890s or the 1910s in hopes of chasing some America that has been lost to the mists of time.
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Looking at them, I can't help but feel nostalgic for a time in literary New York that I never got to experience — and for the legacy of an editor who understood so well that art and writing were close cousins to each other.
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But I don't feel nostalgic for all the romantic opportunities I may have missed out on; the professional aspirations and goals I'm working toward, which I'm still figuring out and am learning to articulate, often feel just as exciting and tenuous as anything else.
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Trying to make sense of this increasingly confusing landscape—one where listening itself inches closer and closer to potential click fraud—is enough to make you feel nostalgic for the clear-cut days of payola, when entire institutions weren't marred by an ongoing crisis of legitimacy.
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The monochrome Logan Noir, with an aesthetic that really has nothing to do with genre, is just a gimmick that lets Mangold and Marvel engage and indulge a fan base already willing to feel nostalgic for Jackman's career-defining role, and for the superhero movie genre's most consistently beloved character.
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Holiday cheaters could be looking for escape or feel nostalgic for simpler timesOne Illicit Encounters survey of over 400 of its members found that 70% of respondents decided to cheat on their partners over Christmas because they were cooped up, which led to feelings of irritability and desperation for change.
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Where we might turn to cartoons to feel nostalgic for a time when we were innocent and loved, Aggretsuko serves an arresting wake-up call, using cute imagery to convey a hard truth: Life is an endless series of mundane and cruel tasks and we're trapped in a fucked-up system built to keep us vulnerable and therefore easier to exploit.
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"Christmas Tree Farm" received positive reviews upon release. Varietys Chris Willman labelled the song as "homey and hearth-y" with a production "lushly orchestrated for maximum holiday glee". Alyssa Bailey of Elle described the song as an "infectious and personal pop holiday track" with lyrics that are "personal, jolly and romantic". Writing for Elite Daily, Michel Mendez complimented Swift's songwriting, stating "Swift is one heck of a songwriter" and that the lyrics to this song "will make anyone feel nostalgic for holidays spent at home with family".
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While on a ski trip, Fry begins to feel nostalgic for 20th century Christmases. To cheer him up, the rest of the Planet Express staff decide to decorate for what is now called Xmas, which includes cutting down an Xmas tree (which are now palm trees, since pine trees are extinct). Fry's moping about his first Xmas without his family unknowingly agitates Leela, who has not felt happy about Xmas since she was an orphan, and storms off in tears. When the others call him out on his mistake, Fry goes to buy a present to cheer Leela up.
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In media and advertising, nostalgia-evoking images, sounds, and references can be used strategically to create a sense of connectedness between consumers and products with the goal of convincing the public to consume, watch, or buy advertised products. Modern technology facilitates nostalgia-eliciting advertising through the subject, style, and design of an advertisement. The feeling of longing for the past is easily communicated through social media and advertising because these media require the participation of multiple senses, are able to represent their ideas entirely, and therefore become more reminiscent of reality. Due to efficient advertising schemes, consumers need not have experienced a specific event or moment in time in order to feel nostalgic for it.
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