| I can fill the hollow feeling that's been growing in your chest, which you melodramatically attribute to a sense of existential dread, even though we both know it's nothing as romantic as that. |
| The former candidate to be chief prosecutor melodramatically explained how in 1996-1997 the banking system collapsed, and he had searched for a safe place for his money. |
| Predictably, a lot of the reaction has been a bit Victorian, melodramatically heralding the disintegration of British moral values. |
| Exactly as Moi advises him, Lui is busy melodramatically performing the actions. |
| She pushed the door open with the palm of her hand and almost giggled as it creaked melodramatically. |
| He turned and melodramatically strode into his house, slamming the door so hard the report killed mice. |
