View example sentences, synonyms and word forms for Dramatize.
Dramatize meaning
To adapt a literary work so that it can be performed in the theatre, or on radio or television. | To present something in a dramatic or melodramatic manner.
Example sentences (16)
But in the bleak, everyday struggles the Dardennes dramatize, they are always keenly on the lookout for grace.
Probably best, as Michel Barnier suggests, not to over-dramatize until all is revealed.
Whereas dance and music can dramatize the normally internal way that people connect with and imagine the stories that other people tell about themselves.
While Foreman’s life has been explored in interviews and documentaries, aims to dramatize the man’s incredible story while keeping things as true-to-life as possible.
All sorts of films find ways to acknowledge nonwhite people in Western history or to dramatize their histories elsewhere.
Because I needed the “West Wing” audience to find President Bartlet’s intransigence heroic, I didn’t really dramatize any downward pull that his illness was having on his re-election chances.
Rahul Gandhi came only to dramatize.
And that was really fun to dramatize.
This is not to dramatize Florida vacation rentals, but to provide one example of unpreparedness.
An animated film we made to dramatize the issue went viral on the web.
By having Libby attempt to dramatize aspects of Declan’s difficult life — to be his mouthpiece — Mr. Hurley wrestles with questions of cultural appropriation and exploitation.
Don’t dramatize the situation.
Should ballet dramatize sexual assault on stage?
There is no need to dramatize,' he said.
With the world’s most recognizable city as its backdrop, LONDON KILLS will dramatize the experiences of a team of top murder detectives.
The major was assigned in 1919 to a transcontinental Army convoy to test vehicles and dramatize the need for improved roads in the nation.