underdramatized造句

• Curiously, though, the material feels underdramatized.
• At once underdramatized and faintly stagy, it keeps promising revelations that never quite materialize ".
• Eban ( Brent Fellows ) says about an hour or so into the extremely underdramatized " Eban and Charley ."
• Viewing this underdramatized but overstated film is like watching a transcript of a therapy session brought to humdrum life by some Freudian puppet.
• But the movie's first half feels underdramatized, and it's not until Horrocks begins singing that it begins to ignite.
• So although MacLaine gives a strong performance, virtually losing herself under Mary Kay's blond wigs, the movie comes off a little underdramatized, lacking in both tension and humor.
• It's the gauzy and underdramatized conception of the movie that lacks passion; she wanders through both of her lives terribly unfulfilled because she can't have what she wants : romance.
• This means that when Michael is still trying to take over the casinos in Havana, for example, we read scarcely a word about Hyman Roth or Frankie Pentangeli, his nemeses in " Part II . " As a result, the whole Cuban venture, one of the mainsprings of the " Godfather " plot, seems here underdramatized, and instead the new book creates a far-fetched scheme for Fredo to take over the cemetery business in New York.
• On the other hand, Stephen Hunter of " The Washington Post " faulted the film for being " stately almost to the point of being static ", while others such as Joe Morgenstern of " The Wall Street Journal " criticized it as " sluggish, " " underdramatized, " and " emotionally remote . " While its release date was timed for consideration for awards season, it was nominated for only the Academy Award for Best Cinematography for Emmanuel Lubezki at the 78th Academy Awards.