Sentence examples for was too dramatic from inspiring English sources

It was too dramatic or something.

"That was too dramatic," said Dr Wadhams yesterday.

"It was too dramatic for me," he said.

Hanif had considered writing a book about her, but decided that her life — filled with death, corruption, and betrayal — was too dramatic.

There is no doubt that a correction is healthy but with the mood the market is in at the moment, I wouldn't look for anything that was too dramatic".

Reading Tolstoy, Adam reflects that even that great master of the texture of et cetera itself was too dramatic, too tidy, too momentous: "Not the little miracles and luminous branching injuries, but the other thing, whatever it was, was life, and was falsified by any way of talking or writing or thinking that emphasized sharply localized occurrences in time".

Not that the changes are too dramatic.

"It actually felt a bit like that, without being too dramatic", she replies.

I don't want to be too dramatic about the thing, but Boris got it right.

I do not think that 'need' is too dramatic a word.

I don't want to be too dramatic, but I do think: why?