Sentence examples for a bit melodramatic from inspiring English sources

This may sound a bit melodramatic.

QUEEN: That's a bit melodramatic.

OK, that's a bit melodramatic.

The confrontation was more electric, if a bit melodramatic.

That sounds a bit melodramatic, so I didn't put those words in the story, but she can be melodrama personified.

Luigiello also appears in "After the Duel" (1872), in which Mancini's sympathy for the young turns a bit melodramatic.

With the municipality building in the inner city, the architects of "Red Vienna" were perfectly placed to give that an appropriate face – proud, monumental, a little bit melodramatic.

It can also be a little bit melodramatic.

When critics feel like taking a pop at the spectacularly serious art of Anselm Kiefer, they tend to moan that he is a little bit melodramatic.

Did I mention that she was a tad bit melodramatic?

But there's also something about the book that's a bit too melodramatic and syrupy for me - clearly this is just a matter of personal taste rather than a fault.