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1. The Expats also tend to over dramatize the danger by going to a foreign country and then the family is in a panic without reason to be
2. You could even over dramatize and add more emotions and it would be okay with me, because you will still be restrained enough to reflect the Vulcan conflict of this song
3. Again Leni Riefenstahl—now thirty-three and firmly established as Hitler’s favorite filmmaker—was there to document the spectacle, though the only footage that would ever emerge was a short film documenting the war games Hitler staged at the rally to dramatize Germany’s defiance of the Treaty of Versailles’s ban on German rearmament
4. The son of two mental health professionals in New York, he was also starting to look for a project that might allow him to dramatize the challenges of mental illness
5. In general this is to dramatize what really happens – in practice it is far more common for the share you own neither to burst through the roof nor crash through the cellar but to pootle along in the doldrums for months or even years, producing little movement in the price
6. Possibly if the purifiers of Lady Jane Shore elected to dramatize the career of Messalina, they would make of her a combination of Joan of Arc and Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
1. what is true and what is dramatized these days in the papers
2. Maybe some of the hardships had been dramatized over the years
3. ” he, and only he, laughed at his own reference in spite of the gravity of the dramatized situation
4. “ Its quintessential slim shape is dramatized with a thigh-high side slit and spaghetti straps in raspberry delight
5. Their murders were later dramatized in the 1982 film, Missing
6. For all the appearance that these songs were a diary or a confession, I’d say that real life is much more harrowing and happens in slower motion than its dramatized form in song
7. Suspect argued that fire dramatized the material conditions, the collusiveness, the need for change … the awful banality of the ideas, in flatfoot prose, hurt Amory’s eyes to read, and yet, and yet
8. Farebrother had not been looking at her with evident admiration, while he dramatized an intense interest in the tale to please the children
9. It was a series of short stories dramatized for television
10. He wrote it by hand on perfumed paper and in luminous ink so that it could be read in the dark, and with no sense of shame he dramatized the gravity of his accident in an effort to arouse her compassion
11. This volume, a new translation by Louise and Aylmer Maude, contains Tolstoy's three great plays, together with the Russian folk-tale of which one of them is the dramatized version
12. Who, after viewing “Nancy Stair” as a play, would tackle it as a novel? Of course, when a book is dramatized after it has had a stupendous sale, the author cannot complain
1. For Stallman, the software-patent issue dramatizes the need
1. They revelled in telling stories and dramatizing everything
2. “Objection," Pratt bellowed, “counselor is dramatizing
3. Stop dramatizing and enjoying this drama of life
4. The view point stands on unconscious motivations by dramatizing the inner
5. Wentworth Williams after her second cup of coffee that she began dramatizing the story of the noble and impulsive Englishwoman who had offered a seat in her carriage to the old American lady at Mycenae (Mrs
6. In a mad way, in a silly way, she heard the great surge of music that pounded at her, and she realized as she ran, as she ran in panic and terror, that some part of her mind was dramatizing, borrowing from the turbulent musical score of some private drama, and the music was rushing and pushing her now, higher and higher, faster, faster, plummeting and scurrying, down, and down into the pit of the ravine
