Sentence examples for over dramatically from inspiring English sources

Her friend, Jekia Brockman, looked around at the women crying – one of whom flopped over dramatically as yet another state was said to be leaning Trump – and said: "It's not unbelievable.

The programme has also spilled over dramatically into real life.

Peaceful protests that began last month over dramatically increased fuel prices became seriously threatening to the junta when Myanmar's highly revered Buddhist monks joined in.

"This means that Earth and Mars formed over dramatically different timescales, with Mars forming much faster than the Earth," Jacobson said.

Bend over dramatically to pick something up off the ground.

She sighs, a little over-dramatically.

It's depressing reading and the future for what has been rather over-dramatically called the "Warrior Generation" of Afghanistan and Iraq veterans looks bleak.

A few Republicans have said the ceiling should not be raised, an eventuality that Austan Goolsbee, Mr Obama's chief economist, claims over-dramatically would amount to an unprecedented default that damages the "good faith and credit" of the United States.

But he is not ready, as he over-dramatically puts it, to pay for the plane by laying off the army and sinking the navy.Is there a way out?

Russell expressed this view somewhat over-dramatically by calling a definition an expression of the author's will.

Richard Corliss of Time magazine was disappointed, finding the father-son reconciliation storyline to be over-dramatically cliché.