There was so much fire coupled with so much technique".
She blamed too much technique and not enough feeling for her loss.
I confess I didn't love Birdman as much as other reviewers (too much technique; not enough heart).
Portugal, all the same, had too much technique not to command and they could afford a chance that Nani squandered.
What results is usually one of those offerings that encourage ballet audiences to decide that modern dance must be merely watered-down ballet for performers without much technique.
"You show up, you practice, you have as much technique that you can bring, and then the reality has much to give to the experience," Mr. Bridges said.
They seem to occupy a third sphere of slick and pointless professionalism, where too much technique serves relatively skimpy, generic ideas.
They look untutored, improvisatory and unpolished, so that a regular dancegoer starts to wonder how much technique any of them has ever tried to acquire.
His neorealist approach, not supported by much technique, gets dreary, but he has an ace up his sleeve: Taniya Khan, the Kashmiri computer science student who plays Bani.
People would argue that there's plenty of technique to learn, but we all know actors we love who've never studied, and actors who drive us nuts with too much technique.
To show how much technique matters, the three professors constructed an elaborate rating system in which a fund's score is a function of the track records of all other funds that hold any of the same stocks.
