Sentence examples for somewhat theatrical from inspiring English sources

The vintage, somewhat theatrical look notwithstanding, this addition to Greenwich's diverse dining scene has a menu that is quite contemporary.

"One of our gardeners will give them a somewhat theatrical feeding," said Anita Jacobs, the garden's director of public programs.

Critical to such an approach is my desire to adapt to my specific audience and to introduce a colorful, interactive and somewhat theatrical element in my classroom presence.

At their best, these works, for example "Sortie from Gibraltar" (1789; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston), carry great conviction, even if they tend to be somewhat theatrical.

Since then, they and their somewhat theatrical leader, "Subcomandante Marcos", have dealt, and proclaim they still want to deal, much more in words than violence.

"Things from the 21st century," he explained in simple, if somewhat theatrical, terms, with some acquisitions dating from the 1990's.

I find flat projection somewhat anti-theatrical".

Ashcombe, with its whimsical, somewhat makeshift and theatrical rooms, was designed to provide a colorful frame for Beaton and his coterie of artistic and eccentric friends.

The exhibition organizers, the National Gallery and the United Exhibits Group in Copenhagen, commissioned a European design company called Factum Arte to make a full-scale, digitally produced replica of the Thutmose murals, and their handiwork brings the show to a theatrical, somewhat theme-parkish close.

Headphones are isolating, however, and they make the theatrical experience somewhat less communal than what McIntyre underwent.

The paperback follows Jenkins in focusing on the quarto of 1604 while drawing on the somewhat shorter and more theatrical Folio to correct its more obvious errors.