I fear he may hang on, despite his histrionic bullying ways.
But I fear he may hang on, despite his histrionic, bullying ways.
The histrionics and way too bright style perfectly suit a story about manic depression; Fisher knows her targets intimately and how to hit them.
These were extraordinary histrionic, controlling ways of committing murder.
Occasionally irascible in his business dealings and persnickety in his personal affairs, grounded in the mundane, he was not glamorous or histrionic in the way of his wife, or of many of their circle.
In this picture, seeing West and Bonham Carter playing these consummate performers, we are pointed towards the histrionic quality of the way Burton and Taylor played themselves.
Chu writes, "From Théophile Gautier's Andalusian hat and flaming red vest to George Sand's cigars and Turkish pants, from Roger de Beauvoir's notorious duels to Gérard de Nerval's nightly escapades, disguise and histrionic behavior were a way of life in the literary circles of the July Monarchy".
Town officials and Southold Citizens for Safe Roads, a group that has sought to curb Cross Sound's expansion, said the ferry company was engaging in histrionics to get its way and had no intention of closing.
That's why critics who complain about Ashanti's modest vocal gifts are missing the point: she's no gospel roarer, and that's one reason her songs tend to be so straightforward; her current single, "Breakup 2 Makeup," may not be quite pitch-perfect, but it's catchy and casual in a way louder, more histrionic songs never are.
He avoids mogul-worthy histrionics but usually gets his way.
