speechy造句

• Like many movies adapted from plays, " Homage " is often overbearingly speechy.
• Shtick had replaced the subtlety in Brooks's filmmaking, and the conversations sounded speechy, sometimes preachy.
• Robbins'writing is at times too speechy in tackling these issues, but his direction is graceful and finally devastating.
• Politicians walk into the story, unburden themselves of speechy position-paper dialogue or elaborate self-justifications, and then disappear.
• A speechy screenplay could have reduced this to issue-oriented melodrama, but the essential seriousness of Tim Robbins'direction came through.
• And the director's trademark style of overlapping dialogue that is never " speechy " in a theatrical sense adds to the overall sense of naturalness.
• But Lee's directorial vigor contrasts sharply with the material itself, a speechy and mechanical screenplay by Reggie Rock Bythewood ( a television writer and producer who is another of the film's financial backers ).
• His book is solid, forceful, occasionally speechy and always centered on this thought expressed by one of its characters : " Shame is of no use unless one is prepared to learn from it ."
• As the dialogue turns tearful and speechy, the picture buckles under the weight of undigested significance, and the fine shadings of the performances are smudged as the actors are forced to explain feelings that the filmmakers apparently don't trust them to show.
• Instead, speechy monologues on the responsibilities of journalism, the particular evil of infotainment ( represented by Teri Hatcher as a she-devil from Showtime ), and the gooey sanctity of the bond between fathers and sons all but nullify Jackson's zesty performance . " In similar fashion, columnist Joanne Kaufman writing for " The Wall Street Journal " emphasized, " Samuel L . Jackson is a knock-out as a broken-down, boozed-up former boxer in the fact-based "'Resurrecting the Champ . "'