ตัวอย่าง melodrama

• All nineteenth-century melodramas suggest a need for radical change in the lives of the powerless and the oppressed, and in this they are inherently radical.

• Certain forms of melodrama might be improbable, but were acceptable so long as they had such a moral.

• The reign of healthy melodrama is over: the reign of analysis has commenced.

• Nor do they feature the social unrest and anarchism common to other factory melodramas.

• Also, traditionally, the melodrama portrayed social problems in terms of individual happiness.

• Popular melodramas, by definition, play off of viewers' expectations and innate hunches about plot and character development, problem, and denouement.

• That, of course, is the stuff of which melodrama is made.

• Besides melodrama and dime-store romance, the novel is studded with nuggets of politically instructive detail.

• A hybrid of various strains within nineteenth-century fiction, the sensation genre reflects the influence of stage melodrama and prefigures crime and detective fiction.

• Deploying the common rhetoric of melodrama, the bill's opponents insisted that women were fragile creatures, the easy prey of libertines and seducers.

• Several films were in fact made of the most popular melodramas.

• Moreover, the puppet show presents an interesting and important contrast with the theatrical genre of melodrama.

• Finally, this move is also inspired by some recent accounts of melodrama by anthropologists.

• Yet as entertaining and quotable as all the melodrama is, the dry physiological voice is in the end more radical.

• But he also, like the anti-poor law cartoonists of the 1830s and 1840s, responds to a tradition of radical melodrama.