Second, the fainting is very, very rare and highly overdramatized.
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So I would hate for her to watch it and think I overdramatized anything.
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Some of the kisses are jokes between friends or overdramatized performances for the camera.
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"Sometimes incidents are overdramatized, but this is every bit of a tragedy," Mr. Tyner said.
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Mr. Trump read an early statement from the reporter, Michelle Fields, that he said overdramatized the event.
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Each of these — and others — was like one of those On Demand TV series that's hyped, overdramatized, expensive and quickly forgotten.
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"I think they're just exaggerating a bit about it, it's a bit overdramatized," he told CNBC while driving his taxi in the Northern Irish capital.
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It almost always ends in an overdramatized but complication-free delivery scene, with a healthy (and usually 3-months-too-old) baby to show for it.
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Sabine, who is from Lebanon and grew up during its civil war, said the simulation was an overdramatized picture of what it is like to be a refugee.
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In the years since Freaks and Geeks, Hollywood has largely gotten back to the same formula of making high school sexy and overdramatized, with ever-heightened stakes and shock value.
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But if somehow we manage to avoid that, it seems that the conversation on economics may be overdramatized, in a sense that somehow if you're in favor of higher taxes, it's suddenly that you want communism.
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We've debated the implications of a potential outbreak in our area, whether the sudden outbreak is being "overdramatized" for various purposes, the effects on the global economy, and various facts about the nature of the virus.
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That statistical curio was revealed in a pair of overdramatized tweets from a Netflix Twitter account apparently wrecked by feelings of jealousy and abandonment: but really, there was a 10% drop in plays during the eclipse today.
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But part of what made Center Stage so fun was its dishy (albeit overdramatized) look at just how the tulle-covered sausage gets made, thanks to the attention it paid to backstage drama going on at the ABC.
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The book includes more than 100 photographs and postcards, dating back to the late-19th-century Victorian period, of people locking lips, be it as a joke among friends, as an overdramatized performance for the camera or as an emotionally charged act of love.
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In several scenes in "Uncut Gems," what draws the most attention is a mundane sound, amplified but not overdramatized — the whoosh of the revolving door at a fancy Midtown office building, the slamming of basketballs against parquet courts, the cold click of utensils striking dinner plates, the wobbly hum of a helicopter landing.
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However, their friendship began to fade by their mid- teens, leading to disputes that their coaches would try to keep out of the media. Clijsters attributed this deterioration in part to one of Henin's coaches telling Henin, "she had to hate all of her opponents, and only then could she win." She also acknowledged they had very different personalities. Clijsters and Henin typically downplayed any disagreements between them, saying they were overdramatized by the media.
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Her having the Elena Ivanovna's part in the Alexandrinka's production promised to become a statement of defiance and provide the final chord to her artistic career. Indeed, this happened to become the final part for the actress, who died in November 1915. Gippius too, apparently, had her own old 'unsettled scores' with Stanislavki in mind. In 1904, as Anton Krainy, she panned both Alexandrinka and Moscow Art Theatre for what she saw as their 'overdramatized' attitude towards Russian classics.
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This type of drug is meant to repress the activity of the central nervous system reducing anxiety, but impairing memory and judgment at the same time. The purpose of this was to illustrate to the world that he was one of the best informalist artists in the world. Greco emphasized the importance of big gestures and overdramatized performances; in his mind, that was the only way to convey his ideas. This is why he decided to make the performance of his death a big one.
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Because of Echeverri's interest the band's repertoire focused on women's issues, with lyrics about women's relationships with men, and performed songs exploring domestic abuse, denouncing misogyny and "overdramatized passionate love", and examining Latin America's ideology and history of traditional love. As her popularity grew, Echeverri became a feminist icon and released an underground recording: Con el Corazón en la Mano (1993). The album, intended as a demo, reached the top ten in Colombia and piqued the interest of BMG Music Group and MTV. The band followed with El Dorado (1995) and went to London to produce La Pipa de la Paz (1996), which was certified gold in Colombia and received Aterciopelados' first nomination for the Grammy Award for Best Latin Alternative Music Album.
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