Dramatise

The journalist chose to dramatise the details of the story to make it more interesting.

The teacher warned the student not to dramatise during the school play.

The film director wants to dramatise the climax to make it more thrilling.

The sports commentator tends to dramatise every play during the game.

The actor decided to dramatise his lines for the audition.

The movie producers decided to dramatise the story to make it more interesting.

The politician tried to dramatise the urgency of the situation to gain support for his proposal.

The speaker wanted to dramatise the importance of taking action against climate change.

The director chose to dramatise the battle scene in the movie.

She tends to dramatise her fear of heights whenever she's on a tall building.

The news anchor tried to dramatise the breaking news to make it more attention-grabbing.

The director plans to dramatise the life of a famous historical figure in his next movie.

The mother tends to dramatise her child's minor injuries.

The writer used literary devices to dramatise the protagonist's struggle.

The politician tried to dramatise the impact of the new policy on the citizens.

He always tries to dramatise his jokes to make them funnier.

The news anchor tried to dramatise the importance of the breaking news story.

Some people tend to dramatise natural disasters to gain sympathy.

The teenager likes to dramatise the amount of homework he has to do.

My friend tends to dramatise her problems and make them seem worse than they are.

She likes to dramatise everything that happens to her.

The politician tried to dramatise the consequences of not voting for him.

The documentary filmmaker decided to dramatise the story of a group of activists fighting for social justice.

The biographer decided to dramatise the life of a famous musician in his latest book.

The playwright decided to dramatise a real-life love story for her next play.

He always tends to dramatise his minor health issues.

He always tries to dramatise his achievements to impress his boss.

She likes to dramatise the scary stories she hears.

He tends to dramatise the difficulties of his daily routine.

The media tends to dramatise the effects of certain diseases.

The news channels tend to dramatise every political event.

The news channel tends to dramatise events to boost their ratings.

The news media often dramatise natural disasters.

The witness tried to dramatise the events leading up to the accident.

The chef wanted to dramatise the plating of the dish to make it more visually appealing.

The actor tried to dramatise his character's emotions in the scene.

My sister loves to dramatise everything that happens to her.

The director wanted to dramatise the horror in the film by using eerie music and lighting.

The author used vivid language to dramatise the protagonist's emotions.

The teacher asked the students to dramatise a scene from the novel they were reading.

The politician used fear-mongering tactics to dramatise the opposition's policies.

The author used figurative language to dramatise the protagonist's thoughts and feelings.

The coach encouraged the players to dramatise their movements during the performance.

The police officer's report was criticised for its attempt to dramatise the events.

The therapist advised the patient not to dramatise situations and to try to remain calm.

She tends to dramatise minor issues and make them seem more significant than they are.

The speaker tried to dramatise the importance of conservation during the presentation.

The speaker tried to dramatise the impact of climate change on the planet.

The author used vivid descriptions to dramatise the battle scenes in the book.

The photographer used lighting to dramatise the subject's facial features.