Sentence examples for melodramatic feelings from inspiring English sources

Cogel – Felusine It's a guarantee that tidy string sections and pulsating drums will typically heighten melodramatic feelings of bad love and melancholy, but you can't pass over this glorious track from Sydney's Cogel.

'a Poem' and 'a Broken Jar' are noted for using spoken word and alternative folk-influenced melodies to spark melodramatic feelings.

The reversal of roles makes what could be otherwise melodramatic or obvious feelings triple in effect.

Shelton keeps it from feeling melodramatic or contrived by crafting an environment we can easily enter with her characters and just hang out for a while.

The fate that befalls Ester, who retains a deep feeling for her native people that fuels her commitment to bringing them into the fold of Christianity, feels melodramatic.

Its interlocking stories of risk and desire are meditative rather than melodramatic, and full of authentic feeling.

Whenever it rolled beneath her weight, he let out these fluttery, high-pitched moans that she couldn't help feeling were a little melodramatic, and then suddenly he pushed her off him and turned the key in the ignition.

So I was feeling angry and, yes, melodramatic and I decided to build a house for free.

A bit melodramatic, lagging in parts, but full of feeling, the performance of "Nimrod" from Elgar's "Enigma Variations" captured something in Greece.

One person close to "Stepford Wives" says the movie is reaching for a "Douglas Sirk meets David Lynch" feeling -- lush, hip visuals with melodramatic resonance combined with absurdist black humor.

"Magic" is sadly typical of a band--and especially a singer--that simply can't relax, that pushes all its songs to melodramatic extremes and drains them of any real feeling.