(1) The head is out of proportion with the body.

(2) Everything just got blown out of proportion.

(3) Aren't you getting things rather out of proportion?

(4) To my eye, the windows seem out of proportion.

(5) The media may be blowing it up out of proportion.

(6) Her head is out of proportion to the size of her body.

(7) The porch is out of proportion with the rest of the house.

(8) His head is out of proportion to the size of his body.

(9) The costs of the plan are out of proportion to the budget available.

(10) Things had got a bit out of proportion.

(11) The paranoia's got out of proportion.

(12) The issue was blown far out of proportion.

(13) We mustn't get things out of proportion.

(14) With men it's totally out of proportion.

(15) Things get blown out of proportion.

(16) This case has been blown totally out of proportion because of the media attention.

(17) The scare has been blown out of proportion, said John Marchello, professor of animal science at the University of Arizona.

(18) I felt out of proportion with a short bob and, although striking, it was too neat and tidy for me.

(19) I like the general style of the building, but the chimneys are out of proportion—they're too big.

(20) It's ridiculous - we have a tiny disagreement and you blow the whole thing out of proportion!

(21) The figures of the horses in the foreground are out of proportion.

(22) My head was much nearer the camera than the rest of me so I'm all out of proportion.

(23) He thought the whole incident had been blown up out of proportion.

(24) Why is she tearing down the industry with her claims regarding safety that are out of proportion to the risks involved?

(25) Athletes are a mirror of society, even if sometimes their images are blown out of proportion.

(26) It was imperative too to keep cool and not allow things to get out of proportion.

(27) I suggest that the mirror has severe distortions, and perhaps Harley is seeing things grossly out of proportion.

(28) Some people always fly off the handle, and often their anger is totally out of proportion to the problem in hand.

(29) Rightwing commentators claimed that the media had been duped into blowing the whole issue out of proportion.

(30) Like the cabalistic use of hints and allusions, it achieves results seemingly out of proportion to the measures employed.

(1) I like the general style of the building, but the chimneys are out of proportion—they're too big.

(2) It's ridiculous - we have a tiny disagreement and you blow the whole thing out of proportion!

(31) Our evidence for the organization and internal politics of classical Corinth is meagre, and out of proportion to the city's importance.

(32) But rewards increase out of proportion to price with the wines from named sites.

(33) The limbs were out of proportion, and you could read the newspaper headlines under the thin red paint.

(33) is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(34) There were the violent outbursts, way out of proportion to any wrong done, and constant verbal abuse.

(35) Avoid very narrow raised beds, otherwise the thickness of the wall will look out of proportion to the planting area.

(36) Likewise, the scare associated with the nuclear accident at Three Mile Island was blown out of proportion.

(37) So far, the intensity of these controversies is all out of proportion to the seriousness of the suspected offenses.

(38) Conclusion The potassium blood-serum reduce degree of the cyclic paralysis case is out of proportion to ...

(39) The unexpected ruins plans. Perhaps the undertaking was superficially and inconsiderately designed: Risk of being blown out of proportion.

(40) A tummy tuck may cause the thighs to look out of proportion, while plumped lips may make a normal sized nose suddenly appear obtrusive.

(41) The population growth of males in China, by recent official count out of proportion of females.

(42) The import of copyright and the export of copyright is out of proportion, that make copyright market develop lopsidedly.

(43) The overall ratio between male and female teachers is basically balanced, while in some schools the ratio is out of proportion.

(44) "Early referral to an otolaryngologist is indicated in the most severe cases or where symptoms are out of proportion with findings, " Sherris said.

(45) There, the power of the minority – especially an obstinate and logic-resistant minority like this one – is riotously out of proportion to its numbers.

(46) The growth of management expenses and that of profits ran in a contrary direction and was statistically out of proportion.

(47) At one time they resurface and blow the present things out of proportion.