Sentence examples for over-dramatized from inspiring English sources

Then he pulls the same trick on the over-dramatized flashlight ad, and crowd gathers to watch spectacle.

"It was an e-mail sent in haste, out of an over-dramatized fear of the possible impact on the department," she said.

They argue that the eating disorders and sexual exploits are stereotypes, and that the issues dancers face are over-dramatized to the point where the film borders on farce.

"There is some kind of prosecution but I don't think it was final and I don't think it's something which should be over-dramatized," he said Friday.

"There will always be a few over-dramatized situations to sell papers where the work schedule doesn't fit the unique lifestyle of certain workers.

We have adopted the traditional sound effects, voice actors and of course the occasionally over-dramatized scene.

While we live in an era where TV shows like Mr. Robot opens up to us a world of a really cool (though probably over dramatized) hacking underground, the truth is that internet security is no joke.

The film's script, credited to William Broyles Jr. and Lawrence Konner & Mark Rosenthal, is over-plotted and under-dramatized, and its sporadic attempts at comic relief end up being neither comic nor a relief.

Sure, dating apps can be exhausting when you strike out over and over again, but this dramatized depiction of "bad dates" isn't reflective of how many people actually have good dates using dating apps.

Four years ago, when millions of Americans took to the streets to support the human and civil rights of immigrants and, by association in the public mind, Latinos, the news media scarcely covered the marches -- even though they drew larger crowds than any other marches in the history of the nation, including the oft-dramatized culture-changing protests over the Vietnam War.

From that point on, the British Raj itself went into decline and ended, to assume a dramatized life in photographs, memoirs and "Masterpiece Theater".