| He is an extraordinary amalgam of intelligence and foolishness, wisdom and innocence, grace and gaucherie, charm and histrionic offensiveness. |
| However, rereading what I consider rather histrionic bile, and, moreover, reading it carefully, is something I can put off for days. |
| It makes their debut single, Toni Braxton's Unbreak My Heart, more interesting than the popstrel's rather histrionic version. |
| The director, Gurudanapal, says Satyaraj gets maximum mileage of the story with his histrionic and comedy talent. |
| As Godard declares, in his own histrionic manner, the end of cinema is nigh. |
| Even by his own histrionic standards, O'Neill's reaction to the match-winning penalty in Lyon on Wednesday night laid bare his soul. |
