Sentence examples for melodramatic portrayal from inspiring English sources
Their biggest complaint about the film, she said, wasn't the melodramatic portrayal, the inaccuracies or the ugly stereotypes.
A ridiculously alarmist CNN report was savaged by everyday Kenyans, and a witty satire piece published by The Daily Nation poked at the international media's melodramatic portrayals of the supposedly atavistic tribal hatreds fueling Kenyans' election-prompted blood thirst.
He won prominence with often melodramatic, anecdotal portrayals of the regions where he lived and their traditions.
Much recent television fare — whether comic ("The Office") or melodramatic ("Mad Men") — has been devoted to the portrayal of gray flannel back-stabbers.
Gilbert belonged to a small group of dramatists who reacted against the undisciplined melodramatic mess of the earlier Victorian theatre, so accurately evoked by Dickens in his portrayal of Mr Crummles and his company in Nicholas Nickleby.
But this seemed melodramatic.
My past sounds melodramatic.
Today it seems melodramatic.
