Sentence examples for theatrical enough from inspiring English sources

Some French commentators have complained it was too serious, too technical, not theatrical enough.

The only kind of protest she likes is the Yippie kind, theatrical enough to be entertaining and self-mocking enough to dilute the earnestness to a level that she can tolerate.

I suspect Davis will bring in high-profile supporters from outside politics, plus the rebel Labour MPs who back him on this issue, and try to make events theatrical enough to keep the media watching.

It was Selznick who suggested she change her name since Janet Cole was not theatrical enough and there were already other Janets around, including Janet Gaynor and Janet Blair.

As if the performance weren't theatrical enough, frontman Attila Csihar disappeared towards the end, re-emerging wearing a demented Statue of Liberty crown and a cloak decorated with shards of glass.

The whole scene produces a rare kind of theatrical magic, enough to make you quickly forget that the foal is a puppet operated by three humans, two inside and one out.

How much theatrical gross is enough?

Africa and AIDS are infrequent enough theatrical subjects to merit points for worthiness.

(The poster, which blanketed Amsterdam when the show opened there this summer, reads: " 'Crazy Shopping' the Musical — Better Than Sex!") But retailing did not offer enough theatrical tension.

It might seem silly that four men in heavy theatrical makeup, old enough to cash in on their A.A.R.P. discounts, are running around a concert stage.

The choral finale was kept on a tighter rein, as if it had more than enough theatrical grandeur of its own.