Sentence examples for too streamlined from inspiring English sources

That was a brisk, pliable performance, perhaps a bit too streamlined, but never overstudied or too monumental even in the great slow movement.

That idea of forcing classics into the future was the theme — and it made the first daywear part seem too streamlined, graphic and predictable in a season when the geometric look is melting away.

A woman who lives the maxim "You can't be too streamlined or too thin," she reaches reflexively for her Louis Vuitton Pochette whenever she heads for a restaurant, leaving her tote at the office or the coat check.

He has also streamlined marketing.

Canada, too, has streamlined its currency.

Also, streamlining the view in such scenarios becomes quite important as there are too many cameras to be observed.

And where she previously emphasized the frayed edges of her unique singing voice, here she too often streamlines her delivery, smoothing out the quirks that made "Chandelier" feel so powerful and vulnerable at the same time.

The hardwear - all those bits that hang off a bag, adding kilos to its weight - were streamlined too, because "girls carry around iPads and all sorts these days".

The problem with showing such deeply researched and far-flung pieces on a runway in a gilded Paris mansion is that they seem too international — just streamlined, black, urban clothes — to arouse the emotion that ought to come from pieces touched by human hands.

Without going into too much detail, Hassel streamlined some unnecessary aspects of my fictional invention, and schooled me on futurism.

While Steele was not universally popular – some thought he moved too swiftly to streamline the union – most backed his changes and the last thing most want is another period of upheaval.