1The actress's histrionically charged performance was criticized for being overly melodramatic and lacking in subtlety.
2He reacted histrionically to the news, wailing loudly and flailing his arms in a manner that seemed more calculated to elicit sympathy than genuinely expressive of his emotions.
3The politician's histrionically tinged apology was met with skepticism by the public, who sensed that it was more a tactical maneuver than a sincere expression of remorse.
4Her histrionically inclined nature made it difficult for her friends to discern when she was being genuinely upset or simply putting on a show for attention.
5The novelist's use of histrionically exaggerated characters and plot twists was intended to satirize the melodramatic tendencies of certain literary genres.