Sentence examples for almost too calm from inspiring English sources
Howe rarely loses his cool, and he has seemed almost too calm during a horrific season.
The work's best moments are in the more overtly picturesque sections, most notably "Almost Too Mechanical," a colorful essay in robotic rhythms gone haywire, and its music-box-like counterpart, "Almost Too Calm".
"After the attacks, things were really calm, almost too calm".
Bookending the evening with Schumann seemed almost an effort to rein in an energy that pushed its way through "Papillons" -- blurring some of the distinctions of mood between individual sections -- or a way to impose calm, almost too calculated in the closing movement of the "Kinderszenen," "Der Dichter Spricht".
Nevertheless, I had an amazing sense of calm; it was almost too much if that makes sense.
You can never be too calm about a deal.
It's an eerily calm scene, at once ugly and visually striking, and almost too handsomely composed for the carnage.
