Converse of object

• evoke: Joel Turner's Gurnard country boy rendition of Morrison's immortal lines still managed to evoke the nostalgia.

• motor: Some 3,000 exhibitors gather for one of the biggest trips back in time at a weekend of motoring nostalgia.

• feel: Perhaps some felt nostalgia for the warm home they left.

• enjoy: Not sure about the claim to comedy, but enjoyed the nostalgia.

• bring: Writing about Joe Hill Louis actually brings some nostalgia for this writer.

Adjective modifier

• rose-tinted: Unless you want to shell out 15 quid in the name of rose-tinted nostalgia.

• pure: Pure nostalgia with plenty of photos of your favorite models.

• mere: Laine's magical appeal, however, far transcends mere nostalgia.

• romantic: The interest in Norman, Gothic and Jacobean styles reflected a romantic nostalgia for Britain's past.

• strange: Strange nostalgia has a sponsor the condensation of water.

• certain: What's more, it appears he had a certain nostalgia for his old profession.

Modifies a noun

• fest: Add Tom Baker as the baddy and you have a nostalgia fest the whole family can enjoy!

• buff: The Goodies are not the only act for nostalgia buffs at this year's Fringe.

• rating: Listen to an example Nostalgia rating: Will we see it again?

• trip: Well, it's a nostalgia trip like you wouldn't believe.

Noun used with modifier

• TV: However, with TV nostalgia set to eat itself here's hoping this is where the story ends.

Possessives

• sake: Here as elsewhere, the heroic past isn't simply resurrected for nostalgia's sake.

Preposition: for

• era: Or does it have to do with nostalgia for a certain era of radio that you enjoy?

• past: And even the next essay by Michael Wood is about nostalgia for the past.

• age: Nostalgia for past ages of faith is a recurrent phenomenon in times of crisis.