How To Use Histrionics In A Sentence
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That's what separates Lewis 'histrionics from the self-celebratory antics of some of his peers, his actions giving voice to what the aforementioned, relatively stoic stars of yore certainly felt.
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Oh right, we did, and thanks to some histrionics from the likes of the mayor people said no. why not?
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She was clearly used to Susie's histrionics, and her demeanor suggested she never expected anything different from her.
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He is remembered by colleagues as being unflappable in theatre with a calm demeanour that soothed any histrionics.
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And, if they were looking for Flair - which is to say histrionics - how could they miss with that kind of pick?
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The kids are obviously having a blast recreating the sort of histrionics they see on TV, and they squabble over who has the funniest part in the production.
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`Sorry about the histrionics, Bunny," he said apologetically.
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There seems no doubt that when public opinion turns against Eriksson, his disregard for histrionics will be cited as the chief reason for his downfall.
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In congested Broadway, the histrionics of a team from Koothu-p-pattarai is the centre of attention.
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It's nice to see a small band on a small stage embraced the now stylized histrionics of rock and roll.
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Bored of her histrionics, bad attitude and sulky face.
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It would have to be with the video for maximum impact, since the sight of Bono's smug histrionics reduces all sensitive sentient creatures to a state of rabid insensate rage.
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And I have to say that the constant histrionics and tantrums made a French workplace much more fun than the repressed emotions and silent back-stabbing of an English office.
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While the other three actors are excellent, Huljak is neither word perfect nor has drained her acting of histrionics to suit the space.
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There is no backchat from him, no histrionics; merely hard-but-fair industry and sportsmanship.
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While they may be provocative, they're quite bereft of the histrionics and hyperbole we've become used to in contemporary art.
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Sex is used by histrionics to prop up their self-esteem and to regulate their labile sense of self-worth.
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He is remembered by colleagues as being unflappable in theatre with a calm demeanour that soothed any histrionics.
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And I have to say that the constant histrionics and tantrums made a French workplace much more fun than the repressed emotions and silent back-stabbing of an English office.
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Despite the melodrama, the histrionics must not prevent anyone from remembering that the Anfield club deserved to fail.
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Despite the slight distortions of a lo-fi recording, the songs are an ambitious, groovy blend of late 60s garage, wiggly noises, piano-led balladry and the odd moment of Nick Cave-ish histrionics.
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A player need not indulge in unwanted histrionics in the field.
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The average, mainstream American feature deals with grief by employing a mixture of histrionics and melodramatic manipulation.
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Frankly, I'm not that impressed by his histrionics here.
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Her histrionics, brilliant timing and musical leadership - especially in the finales - capture the audience's rapt attention.
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Her histrionics were a little bag of tricks to get her through, but underneath, she was lonely and terrified.
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And now that she apparently doesn't face the death penalty in Bali either, my sympathy for her histrionics is in fairly short supply.
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Indeed, act appears to be an opportune word after watching the ridiculous histrionics performed during the Uefa Cup and Champions League finals.
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She has a penchant for histrionics, but her dramatic flair is a large part of her charm.
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And his ostensible break-through with the flatstick last year in his well-documented work with Stan Utley, seemed to disappear with the appearance of a belly putter on Thursday - and with his apparent reactionary histrionics of disbelief and frustration.
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After the histrionics were well and truly over, the realisation dawned that something truly shocking had occurred.
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6 Comments: histrionics from the steel lady, so genuine, non?
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Bored of her histrionics, bad attitude and sulky face.
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This is strictly for those who love a heavy riff, vocal histrionics and want to practice air guitar.
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This form of art provides ample scope for the actor to excel in histrionics.
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So when Ms. Winslet won two awards last night, her histrionics were a little too much for us to take.
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Instead, Costa's histrionics merely inflamed the situation and, after an unsightly stand-off between the two sets of players, there was a hostile undercurrent to the rest of the game.
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A fine sentiment, but the doom-laden rock histrionics leave a bad taste in the mouth.
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It is the sheer ordinariness, the lack of histrionics that makes it so engrossing.
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Even Daffy Duck's avaricious histrionics are amusing in a buffoonish way.
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He is remembered by colleagues as being unflappable in theatre with a calm demeanour that soothed any histrionics.
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But mana's video becomes an surroundings and lets her histrionics be the focal attracter, ~ eulogy to tom wicks in you calendar year for pickup an internship at bmw
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This is strictly for those who love a heavy riff, vocal histrionics and want to practice air guitar.
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The histrionics can get a bit tiresome and you wonder why they put themselves up for it.
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Sex is used by histrionics to prop up their self-esteem and to regulate their labile sense of self-worth.
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He's tasked with playing a man who has embellished his life with dramatic flourishes and histrionics, and he does so without being hammy himself.
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There have been no confrontations or histrionics, but there's plenty of time and I'm sure they'll happen.
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As the sloppiness compounded both benches grew increasingly exercised by the unordered mess in front of them, Jefferies and Bill Brown in particular creating thermals with their physical histrionics.
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Also there was Ray D' Arcy whose urgings had the crowd performing all sorts of histrionics in the name of art.
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Histrionics start a half-hour before official curtain-up, so arrive early and watch as Gary
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We are usually such a perceptive people, I suppose histrionics really numbs the brains and being superheroes is something no one can resist.
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Probably those who engage in such histrionics and captious sophistry, do so because of some driven obsession with the desire to be eternally ‘original’.
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So, if we're through with the histrionics, perhaps we can start again.
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There were no histrionics, no climbing through the stands to greet her family and friends. Instead, Li sat calmly on her chair and let it all sink in.
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After the histrionics were well and truly over, the realisation dawned that something truly shocking had occurred.
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I knew even then, I think, that my histrionics teetered on hysteria, but my self-conscious melodrama only angered me more.
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The accusations sound pretty wild, even considering California's usual election histrionics, but they're more than just overheated rhetoric.
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I knew even then, I think, that my histrionics teetered on hysteria, but my self-conscious melodrama only angered me more.
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He is remembered by colleagues as being unflappable in theatre with a calm demeanour that soothed any histrionics.
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Anyway, I don't suppose we'll see much in the way of histrionics tonight.
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After his average form over the past two years, the protracted histrionics of his exit, and this latest tell-all tome, most fans view him simply as a narcissistic cry-baby who couldn't even take a rollicking from his own manager.
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But his dominance, like Smiley's, arises from a quiet natural authority that disdains the tasteless excesses of ostentation and histrionics.
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In another sequence, an African-American dancer's monologue says she wants "blankness" - but only after her character has gone into histrionics when another dancer claims she can take on the racial appearance of the people she's around.
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