Sentence examples for overly free from inspiring English sources

The young German conductor Jun Markl, though overly free in some moments of expressive ritardando, led a well-paced and lithe performance.

Although Joehana rejects forced marriage, a common practice among the Sundanese in the early 20th century, and promotes the idea of marriage for love, he also warns against the dangers of overly free interactions between men and women.

Both Moegiri and Neng Jaja, meanwhile, dealt with young women who were overly free in their interactions with men, and thus faced a sorrowful fate: divorce, abuse, and infidelity.

The political right seems intent on telling us that "free markets" will return us to the American Dream, even though it is overly free markets that created much of the current trouble for that American Dream.

Lately, Maduro has attempted to cut off the oxygen for what remains of the country's independent media by obstructing overly free-thinking television channels and refusing to allow the importation of the paper needed to keep the newspaper presses running.

Most companies are building either overly simple free-to-play casual games optimized around addiction and monetization, or they're building pay-up-front high quality console and PC games.

The 68-year-old says that the Model Mayhem case is the perfect example of Americans being overly precious about free speech.

And not only are the trades hard to construct, but Cashman does not appear to be overly impressed with free-agent pitchers like C. J. Wilson or Mark Buehrle, given the money they are seeking.

The scenes in Roamie View : History Enhancement are full of overly eloquent children, free-form dancing and casual metaphysics.

Yet Mr. Loy allows himself free rein: overly so in confusing pantomimes that sometimes distort the characters' relationships, but often strikingly so as when Theodora, during the sublime aria "Angels, ever bright and fair," is carried off to be a prostitute.

He said he found it "confusing and confused, incoherent, overly artistic but cold, not free of hatred and devoid of compassion".