Meanings of more melodramatic in anglès

From the boat, as you cross, the effects and contrasts are more melodramatic.

There followed a week more melodramatic than the most stirring moving picture film.

I know nothing more melodramatic than certain of the plots of Shakespeare's plays.

His liberal adaptation actually did away with some of Maroh's more melodramatic turns.

She's a tad more melodramatic than she used to be.

The stir about the fountain, in the square before the Haute Mere-Dieu, was more melodramatic than ever.

The more melodramatic they are the better.

Gárate's account is more complicated, more melodramatic.

Autocracy may have something in it more melodramatic than this, but falls far short of it in human value and interest.

A very slight catastrophe among those orderly scenes of peaceful life has more effect than the noisier incidents and contrived convulsions of more melodramatic novels.

"You are more melodramatic than I thought you capable of being-fromyour appearance," she said in a hard tone.