Sentence examples for a touch melodramatic from inspiring English sources
Like her son, Klara Kasparova is impossibly energetic, deeply intelligent, and a touch melodramatic.
Lest this sound a touch melodramatic, be it said that the image is not Charlemagne's.
Kevin Anderson was a suitably bookish, moody Sam, and if his vocal style is a touch melodramatic, the role sustains it.
The headline of this column is a touch melodramatic; after all, Warren Buffett is two-handed.
As a touch of melodramatic relief, a man falls to the street in trying to do what "Blondie" accomplished in an off-hand manner.Coney Island's amusements come in for a slice of this photoplay and "Blondie" and Sally are beheld enjoying a cuddle in a canoe.
The Dresden Dolls Inspired by Weimar Berlin, circus, torch singers and anything strange, this American duo produce a melodramatic brew that can be deliciously unsettling, if a touch overcooked, live.
Gertrude, played by the veteran mezzo-soprano Rosalind Plowright, is so distraught over her family's poverty, her husband's drinking and her own bursts of anger at the children that in a suicidal moment she nearly swallows a handful of pills, which seems a melodramatic touch.
THE scene had a melodramatic touch: two stone tablets with an engraved Declaration of Faith by Polish doctors who recognise "the primacy of God's laws over human laws" in medicine were carried last month to a sanctuary in Częstochowa, in the south of Poland.
In a melodramatic touch that, like all such twists, rises or sinks on the substance with which it's infused (in this case: scant), Willoughby is dying of pancreatic cancer.
But there are a few pat, melodramatic touches that soften the film's impact with a sentimentality that the mournful score lays on even thicker.
