Sentence examples similar to melodramatic smile from inspiring English sources
Jennifer Aniston, who co-stars with Rudd, is, to my mind, fundamentally a realistic and melodramatic performer, one whose smile always breaks through a mist of tears.
Melodramatic slice of girl power from 1968.
She is an accomplished actress who navigates towards the melodramatic climax admirably - from social smiles to visceral howls.
Though the movie, directed by the "Freaks and Geeks" co-creator Paul Feig, is a comedy, Wiig brings a sharp and skillful melodramatic touch to the action, as if challenging Jennifer Aniston in the smiling-through-tears category.
The lyrics contained the occasional hint of histrionic gaucheness – "the cancer of love has eaten out my heart" seems a pretty melodramatic way to say you got dumped – but more often they're strikingly precocious: Uncertain Smile's brilliant drawing of a confused relationship, The Twilight Hour's painfully accurate depiction of self-obsession.
But this seemed melodramatic.
That would be melodramatic.
Think that sounds melodramatic?
