Q99, instead of repeating your same argument, how about you read mine and consider it, because I'm getting the impression that you just skimmed it or ignored it.
I'm reading it, I am just disagreeing with it.
I want to make that very explicit.
Conversely, I don't think you're absorbing what I'm saying.
Sidious, being miles ahead of Darth Maul in terms of raw force power and mastery, should be able to break free from Maul's grip with no effort at all.
Except, no, it still takes effort to resist a force user's power who is lesser than yours. Again, this isn't DBZ.
and the fact that Sidious can easily pin both Maul and Savage at the same time despite their efforts to break free,
Their incredibly paltry efforts to break free? They were physically struggling a bit, but we didn't see them use the force in response.
They did not have their hands out force-pushing back. They were not using their full power by any means, because they were pinned.
Again, the effects of force-use are what someone actually does. And if one is in a bad position, then it can be hard for them to actually do their full power. Being more powerful is not a passive thing, it affects your output but you still have to both be in a position to output it and actually do so.
Maul alone shouldn't be able to outright over power Sidious with Sidious being unable to break free.
Maul did not outpower Sidious. Outpowering implies force-to-force- this is not what happened.
Maul hit Sidious with the force while Sidious was doing something other than defending. Then Sidious in turn chose to be clever in his defense rather than directly using the force against the push.
At no point during that exchange did they go power-to-power.
On your complaint about ignoring, I mentioned that fact before but you seem to have skimmed or ignored that.
Yoda should easily be able to break free from Ventress' grip even if he is caught by surprise.
Yoda, once he does something, would be able to break free, much as Sidious did (though either indirect means ala the clip, or more direct means). This does not mean he could not be grabbed in the first place, because higher force power is not a passive effect. One breaks free when one outputs a power sufficient to counter the effect, not before.
That is how the force works, that is how the force has always worked. This is how, for example, a task force of Jedi, all weaker than Revan, can beat Revan.