Sentence examples for sticking too much from inspiring English sources

But for Andrea Estero, the executive editor of the monthly magazine Classic Voice, the stagings at the Rome Opera "lack innovation," sticking too much to traditional fare.

Now, he says, the relationship has cooled because student leaders are sticking too much to principles rather than being willing to negotiate.

Learning about technological tillers teaches us that sticking too much to old perspectives and ideas is a surefire way to fail.

You may have heard that economists or social scientists do conceptual, rather than empirical, work or that natural scientist tend to oversimplify reality by sticking too much to the formalism they are trained to use.

You can lightly dust your hands with flour to keep the dough from sticking too much.

While making the risotto balls, it's good to wet your hands every now and again to stop the risotto from sticking too much.

Christina warns her not to "stick too much to the script" and then shows her how it's done on her red lips microphone stand.

Some pegs stick too much on the extremely cheap violins, so you practically need a champion weight lifter to help you tune it.

Always work your brush outward and don't stick too much on if you don't want to look like you have some kind of rash.

If you tense up and start gripping the stick too much your speed will gradually get slower over time not faster, as your technique deteriorates.

It is also a good idea to be careful not to get too much dirt stuck to the leaves of sundews, for appearance's sake.