Sentence examples for too much technique from inspiring English sources

In the world of performing, too much technique can distort a composer's wishes.

She blamed too much technique and not enough feeling for her loss.

Portugal, all the same, had too much technique not to command and they could afford a chance that Nani squandered.

I confess I didn't love Birdman as much as other reviewers (too much technique; not enough heart).

They seem to occupy a third sphere of slick and pointless professionalism, where too much technique serves relatively skimpy, generic ideas.

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.

I knew nothing about veggie baskets, but there was instruction: a number (less than six veggies, too "skimpy"; more than twelve, too much), a technique (blanch your beans, then ice them, so the green pops), and a commitment to visual novelty (yellow carrots, purple peppers, rainbow greens).

But the most important thing is that when you're out in the middle you're not concentrating too much on technique, you're concentrating on what is important: that ball coming down to you in the situation and conditions you're in.

Mr. Setlock, in situations teeming with dramatic potential, reveals too much strain and technique.

It's just at the very beginning of things, so we won't talk too much about this technique in studying the visual system yet.

He claims that musicians starting out now are too worried about making a mistake on a recording and that this, combined with too much emphasis on technique, is destroying the prospects of a future generation of musicians.