melodramatic

We must become melodramatic, and see them from the inside.

Or maybe she was just getting melodramatic about the whole thing.

But it's all brought up not in a melodramatic way.

Never in her life had she felt so completely melodramatic.

No, I think we're getting a bit too melodramatic there.

Who would have thought it could end in such a melodramatic way?

Without being melodramatic, he looked straight at me and set himself on fire.

"Then search the room, if you really believe something so melodramatic."

I wish they would try something of this melodramatic sort.

It had always seemed too melodramatic to be taken seriously.

Only seven in number, the coins have a melodramatic history.

It was an episode almost too melodramatic to be true.

Most of the time, one saw nothing more than melodramatic gestures.

He gave me another shrug, even more melodramatic than the first.

That sounds melodramatic, but it's the effect he had on us.

She would be safe from now on, he was certain, and not because of his melodramatic threat.

That might sound a bit melodramatic, too, but it's true.

"You do have a melodramatic way of looking at the world, though.

She made her movie and, a year after it came out, died without melodramatic incident, at the age of 87.

Much more melodramatic examples of it happened in other cities.

He admits that the program "is for the melodramatic person."

"And she brought you up to have very melodramatic ideas of revenge?"

Melodramatic, yes, but effective across the mist and the dead land.

This seemed a little melodramatic, but we nodded our agreement.

A rather melodramatic interpretation, Dan thought, but he said nothing.