Sentence examples for more histrionic than from inspiring English sources

But now that it's time to present a policy, the promise looks more histrionic than historic.

In a soap landscape of hellfire and brimstone, of explosions, serial homicides, tram, plane and car smashes, the Carter family had arrived on nothing more histrionic than a note of shared intimacy.

Ultimately, cries of "unprecedented" executive action on both sides are more histrionic than historical.

The U.S. Senate is "more vicious and more histrionic than ever, specifically because women have been injected into" it.

The legal eagles of "The Practice," released from David E. Kelley's imagination, offer more histrionics than methodology, and justice gets reduced to a personality contest.

Talese's lapidary style and impeccable reporting standards have endured far better than the work of some of his more histrionic New Journalism contemporaries, but he has also known failures: long periods of struggle and silence, abandoned stories and books.

His performance style mixes the quiet reflectiveness of Spalding Gray with more histrionic colorings.

None of this would be so powerful were the staging more histrionic.

(Or maybe any of it). His performance style mixes the quiet reflectiveness of Spalding Gray with more histrionic colorings.

In truth, "Two Lucky People" probably would have been a more exciting book if the Friedmans were a little more histrionic.

(Philippe Garrel filmed a far more histrionic, even operatic, scene of a father leaving home in "The Birth of Love," from 1993).