histrionic

True, she has never been one of the city's more histrionic union leaders.

And, this time, there was nothing histrionic in the expression at all.

Just a histrionic lady who had the bad luck to be.

His victory in the 1,500 four years ago was at once historic and histrionic.

It is perfectly possible to get your message across without being so histrionic.

It is a society whose claims are always preferred in the name of the whole histrionic art.

She had never forgotten her one histrionic achievement in Chicago.

The movie was a big hit and her histrionic talents were well received by the audience.

It calls for the involvement of people with histrionic talents.

Simon tells himself to stop being so extreme and histrionic.

She saw success as an actress and was known more for her dance numbers than histrionic skills.

Someone else would have said such things in tones bordering on histrionic.

So you see, I'm being too histrionic about it.

She did everything by vocal rather than histrionic means.

She has a rather histrionic outlook on life sometimes.

He required no histrionic powers to act the part.

Margaret doesn't get to slow down or have a histrionic release.

He is not merely a Player but the most histrionic of ham actors.

And Darla, always so histrionic, arm thrown above her head!

His only companion there was a histrionic and manipulative rose.

"We'll sit it out," he said, slightly histrionic in his fear.

New members tend to be histrionic about the agony.

But she can still churn up quite a histrionic froth.

Any individual histrionic may exhibit none or one of the following:

This is coming across as a tad bit histrionic.