soap opera örnekleri

• Is this scientific history or geological soap opera?

• Some of the critics said that it was a bit of a soap opera, and yet you had some very good audiences.

• The key question, whether in a soap opera or a football match, a quiz or a cop show is what happens next.

• Repetition is thus an inherent aspect of the meaningfulness of soap opera, and therefore it is also a significant way in which meaning is articulated through television's dominant narrative forms.

• The subjective nature of this reference is palpably evident in the presence of the adjective dismal as well as of the compound noun epithet soap opera within the expression used.

• The "soap opera" effect in story recall.

• It has all been more extraordinary than any soap opera.

• The media could assist by factual reporting of the serious substance of our debates rather than portraying politics as a celebrity-driven soap opera.

• That is turning current affairs and historical affairs into a soap opera.

• If it is a quiz show it should be well done; if it is a soap opera it should be well done.

• We are now offered the prospect of documentary mountains and soap opera lakes simply to meet some daft and rigid quota system.

• The brass band world is as full of drama and fierce rivalries as any soap opera.

• We have an opportunity to end that soap opera.

• I have never heard in many months such an entertaining, ebullient and amusing form of soap opera.

• I agree with that, but a more insidious and troubling problem is caused less by drama and more by soap opera.