Sentence examples for * theatrical in from inspiring English sources

His rampage was theatrical in every sense.

Very theatrical, in a way: she clearly influenced Kate Bush.

The second British film is also theatrical in origin.

"It's theatrical in the real sense," he said.

His pieces are often theatrical in nature, pitting blabber-mouthed fanciful showoffs against timid reluctants.

The cold perhaps explained the rough edges, both vocal and theatrical, in Mr. Meli's performance.

Mr. Katz does supply some savagely funny dialogue and a modest pile of tasty theatrical in-jokes.

And the only people getting conked on the head in this epidemic are audience members, fielding a barrage of theatrical in-jokes.

The line sounds like a theatrical in-joke from Waiting for Godot, an allusion to two actors having to share the same empty stage night after night.

"d'om le vrai sens," though, is already semi-theatrical in conception.

Downes is English-born but anti-theatrical in ways that recall no classic English painter except the obsessively empirical John Constable.