melodramatics

But not because of your melodramatics; they don't impress me.

The problem of police control is important enough to have warranted some fresh analysis along with the usual news magazine melodramatics.

I decided to go in for some melodramatics.

Idorf had stated that he would have no part in any verbal melodramatics.

The melodramatics ofthe scene in my library with the Pennets!

It makes for rocky terrain on which to base the ensuing melodramatics."

"Rather cheap melodramatics, threatening me with rape," she said.

"These fairy stories that you're talking about; they're not just for Terran melodramatics.

Conversely, don't let the merchant sway you with emotional pleas and melodramatics.

For all of its paperback melodramatics, "Storyville" looks terrific.

Too bad you ducked me at the barge; it could have saved us a great deal of melodramatics."

Thomas C. Renner implies this may have been more melodramatics then reality.

"We should proceed to move down to Franklin and to assert ourselves quietly but firmly, without melodramatics.

Jazz couldn't help but think: more melodramatics?

Til have no such melodramatics from you, lass!

"No need for melodramatics," Peterson called mildly.

"Spare me your melodramatics, sir brigand," said Katlin, throwing off her covers.

It could, for example, have turned Mr. Tan's vocal melodramatics from actions to reactions.

Such far-fetched melodramatics had to be unreal.

The Village Voice said it was full of "half-hearted melodramatics and schmaltzy bromides".

Ithaca students may also participate in shows done by Melodramatics Theater at Cornell.

Beautiful, proud and haughty, she is inclined to melodramatics and emotional self-indulgence.

"Typhoon" aims high but misses the emotional mark in most instances, resulting in some awkward melodramatics.

An injury that forced Miss Tcherkassky to complete only the first act may have led to these slight melodramatics, so uncharacteristic of both performers.