Sentence examples for overblown emotions from inspiring English sources

But by daylight it's hard not to mock her own overblown emotions.

There are florid arias in which characters express overblown emotions; there are characters drawing attention to their own ridiculousness (like the madman who emerges from the forest and explains to Don Chisciotte that he is too mad to listen to what he's saying).

Let wheeling little directors like Ken Loach fill the screen with wheedling little faces and overblown emotion.

Ms. Sparks, now a worldly 19, has her principles, including a stake in overblown emotion.

Nine times out of ten, anger is an illogical or overblown emotion to the situation you are reacting to.

This mode of expression is breeding a generation that is doing two problematic things simultaneously: having overblown emotional responses to commonplace events, while also being utterly unable to express appropriate and coherent emotions.

Lead single I Want To Love You is so overblown and emotion-racked it makes the likes of Celine Dion sound restrained and retiring.

They might be overblown with emotion whereas I'm raring to go – it has just spurred me on for the next one".

His large choral "Requiem" is at once dramatic and satiric, presenting its own quirkily sincere emotion while mocking overblown 19th-century convention.One of the most arresting pieces to be heard is Mr Ligeti's recent "Violin Concerto", a feast of precisely planned effects, motifs and melodies which encapsulates the range of the composer's appeal.

But the norm in this genre is a hodgepodge of adolescent emotions, cheeky humor, cool special effects and overblown action sequences, a formula that can, when the casting is right, make certain specimens (like the first "Iron Man" movie) seem better than they are.

Much has been made of their over-emotion and there was, in retrospect, an overblown public reaction to the absence of Neymar, injured in the quarter-final against Colombia, in the hour leading up to kick-off.