Sentence examples for theatrics a from inspiring English sources

English (surname aside, he's a Georgia boy) revels in theatrics—a self-professed hair-gel junkie, he once made People's "Fifty Most Beautiful" list and a few months ago he could be excused for thinking that all this was a marvellous idea.

The combination of sonic textures and visual theatrics—a span of outfit changes, the swirl of undulating Kanda visuals projected on a huge screen behind which Arca periodically mixes when not singing on the runway— makes this a performance that first grabs you by the shoulders and shakes you, before enclosing you in a hug.

Among the gloom of the city's darkening skies, it is such theatrics – a spotlight of understandable glamour that sweeps over people's lives – that make London great.

And what that means is that for an hour and a half, the audience is held captive by an adult performing as a child, with a child's theatrics, a child's locutions, a child's perceptions, a child's high-pitched voice.

There, against a backdrop of the Miami skyline's Technicolor dusk theatrics, a lineup of more than two dozen Kim Kardashians struck poses for an invited mob of collectors, journalists, curators, photographers and the usual assortment of art-world peripherals, like the transvestite D.J. Honey Dijon.

Bruins fans had begun the conference semifinal by selling "Canadien Dive Team" shirts, with Subban's No. 76 on the back, to project their belief in the superficiality of Subban's theatrics: a little too much embellishment from a guy who leads with his bum.

There should be a deep breath and a small smile, though, for what Monday represented, regardless of the theatrics: an appreciation for the Washington Capitals' first appearance in the Stanley Cup finals in 20 years.

So, what is a young teenager with a flair for theatrics and a love of music to do? Produce parties.

Placing himself under a spotlight on a darkened stage was less theatrics than a way of narrowing the eye to a single isolated space.

Rubio had intended national security to serve as a centerpiece of his campaign, even as policy took a backseat to theatrics in a primary dominated by bitter feuds and the latest outlandish statement to emerge from Trump's mouth.

Elena Kagan indulged in a bit of theatrics in an opinion written about a "Spider-Man" case.