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I have no idea how much any of this will matter, but the theatrics are overwhelmingly in Biden's favor, unless it's too confrontational for those watching.
Using 4D technology to project a film onto water, theatrics worthy of a stage show saw it gain extensive coverage on social media, the ideal way to reach its target twenty something audience.
Thursday's strikes loom, and underneath the inevitable theatrics from both sides, there's a sense of an achingly familiar problem: trade unions stoked up and ready for action, leaders talking in terms of a long march through the autumn and beyond, but no real sense that their case has even begun to cut through to the public.
Yet there were details in the road trip theatrics that served as a reminder that no amount of spin can change the reality that Clinton is political royalty and has spent the best part of three decades in a protective bubble.
His theatrics are restricted to the stage, where he dances in a smooth, Michael Jackson-ish shuffle, his all-black outfit broken only by a pair of white socks.
Inspired as a teenager by Jim Morrison's stage theatrics and how he would antagonise the audience, He would shake, rattle and yowl at early Stooges shows, and even now always performs topless.
Hence the increasingly desperate theatrics , including enlisting a rumpled Clint Eastwood to chat to an empty chair.But even if the conventions are largely irrelevant to the present election, they are critical to future ones.
He conveys the tension and theatrics of top play.Running in and out of "White King and Red Queen", which came out in Britain a year ago and is just being published in America, is a darker tale of manipulation and ideological purpose.
The trouble is, Mr Blair and Mr Brown understand her success better than many Tories do.It wasn't only the economics that Labour learned from Lady Thatcher, humanising them with social liberalism: it was the theatrics too.
The House of Representatives is due to start hearings next week to grapple with the matter.Meanwhile, the Senate's hearings on jueteng are also generating plenty of theatrics.
The paper he waved jubilantly on the UN podium is now being perused by a committee, where it could be stuck for weeks or months.Some people contrast his diplomatic theatrics , which have yet to make a difference on the ground, with Hamas's more brutal ways, which have got 1,027 prisoners out of jail.
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The term "theatrics" functions primarily as a noun , denoting exaggerated and dramatic behavior or actions, often for effect. Ludwig confirms its grammatical correctness and common usage. Examples show its use in describing political debates, stage performances, and even everyday interactions.
Expression frequency: Very common
