Sentence examples for be too dramatic and from inspiring English sources

However, while some reviewers were fond of the song's restrained vocals and production, others found the song to be too dramatic and a poor choice for a first single.

Most are too dramatic and too trendy for anyone to want to wear more than a few times.

He's a good actor, yet his approach was too dramatic and not comedic enough.

However, such technical change could be too dramatic for staff and could result in rejection of the system as evidence shows how barriers such as user frustration and resistance are hindering Computerised Prescriber Oder Entry (CPOE) system implementation in United States of America [ 7].

"Not to be too dramatic about it, but, 'to create and distribute a free encyclopedia of the highest possible quality to every single person on the planet in their own language,' that's who I am.

Meeting him would change my approach to the film, and, not to be too dramatic, my life.

I don't want to be too dramatic about the thing, but Boris got it right.

I don't want to be too dramatic, but I do think: why?

"Not to be too dramatic," Lehmann said, "but it's friggin' dangerous to land in some of these godforsaken places".

Hopefully, the economy will have improved enough by then so that the impact will not be too dramatic".

When I stopped, part of me hoped that the change wouldn't be too dramatic.