melodramatically

He leaned down close, looked melodramatically around, as though to make sure nobody could hear.

The Kid rolled his eyes melodramatically and set off marching down the road again.

Gone away: the voice became melodramatically thin, a whisper of longing.

"Aspects of who we are as women have no place in the office," the author writes, somewhat melodramatically.

He waited a melodramatically appropriate moment, and then added, "Permanently."

Players talk melodramatically about going into battle; sometimes soccer-playing countries actually go to war.

But instead of making his case coolly, he spoke melodramatically about laying off 1,600 to 6,000 teachers.

He looked around the room kind of melodramatically.

Ned laughed melodramatically, decided the laugh was effective, and sniffed.

I dithered on Wednesday, wondering what to do, and finally, melodramatically, called the police.

"Well, if you want to put it melodramatically, yes.

He added, slightly melodramatically, "But she is in her grave, and oh.

After no response, Joss lifted up his hand and sighed melodramatically.

If it takes all my life," he added melodramatically.

The loose chains tinkle against each other melodramatically, but I have already seen the change in you.

He became a recluse and melodramatically considered quitting film altogether.

He collapsed back in the grass melodramatically, but left his hand holding the champagne sticking up.

"1 burn for Reaping," he had whispered melodramatically in her ear.

A girl's voice, echoing melodramatically in the vastness of the stables.

Undoubtedly there is an overload here, especially in the melodramatically bleak ending.

Leona groaned melodramatically and put her face in her hands.

I opened my mouth again, melodramatically but, I confess, silently.

The scenes are played very melodramatically in a parody of soap operas.

I just assumed -' He clutched his grey hair melodramatically.

He sighed melodramatically, then bent to help her with her baskets.