schmaltz

"The movie was criticized for its schmaltz, overwhelming the plot with sappy moments."

"Sometimes, a little schmaltz is exactly what audiences need to feel connected."

"She loved the schmaltz of old love songs that brought back fond memories."

"He tends to schmaltz when telling stories about his childhood."

"There's no need to schmaltz the presentation; just get to the facts."

"She was schmalzing about her romantic relationships, making them seem more dramatic than they were."

"The schmaltzy film left many viewers feeling emotionally drained."

"He rolled his eyes at the schmaltzy decorations for the holiday party."

"Her writing style is often described as schmaltzy, filled with heartfelt clichés."