Sentence examples for bit too repressed from inspiring English sources

"She was really just a bit too repressed," Quilty drawled.

I was too repressed to play someone like that".

Unfortunately, the Germans are too repressed and rule-bound to follow suit.

The Victorian setting was just right for a story about repressed desires and buried pain, and if the show occasionally rambled a bit too far afield (i.e., the rather predictable Frankenstein-Caliban story), the show's weird and lovely heart made its occasional excesses easy to forgive.

The Professional is a strange creature, taking ownership of whole areas of the shop for hours at a time, emitting a strange buzzing sound if anyone comes that bit too close to the avant garde/experimental section while he's trying to pick between a Wolf Eyes repress and a Blectum from Blechdom compilation.

A bit too bulky.

A bit too sophisticated.

"A bit too Breathless Mahoney".

£1.49, discoverunearthed.com Bit too jammy?

A bit too radical?

A bit too overpowering.