Sentence examples for overly melodramatic from inspiring English sources
It's been edited heavily and has overly melodramatic music.
But some descriptions, of wandering sages who trot on to the end, though ill or aged, feel overly melodramatic.
The same topic fueled Tunisia's Manmoutech (Hidden Beauties; Nouri Bouzid), an overly melodramatic affair given some grit by scenes shot in 2011 during the country's revolution.
And when Mack and Céce attend a wealthy girl's party, the scene is overly melodramatic, with Mack fighting off mean rich boys as if he were a kung fu black belt.
She makes the loneliness of the poor and unwanted strikingly real.The long arm of coincidence, to say nothing of an overly melodramatic climax rob their stories of some impact.
Based on a Pushkin story written in less than two months, Tchaikovsky's penultimate opera is viewed as overly melodramatic by some, while others agree with the composer's assessment: "Either I am horribly mistaken or the opera is a masterpiece".
The ending is far too melodramatic.
At times, Gibney goes a bit too melodramatic.
That's probably too melodramatic.
Her style can seem stodgily Victorian, her tone overly earnest, melodramatic, or sentimental.
