Sentence examples for disproportionate length from inspiring English sources

But the movie is naturally forced to maintain at understandable, but disproportionate length the various plot dénouements, without which the storyline does not quite make sense, but which with this kind of emphasis look laborious and exposed.

"You can always find somebody that has got a particularly long body, or someone who has got completely disproportionate length of arms, and they need to consider that in the context".

Chimps and gorillas do efficiently manipulate small object between their thumb and index finger using different precision grip combinations (e.g. tip-to-tip and pad-to-side), but a human-like, pad-to-pad precision grip is precluded due to the disproportionate length of their digits II-V relative to that of the thumb [1], [2], [5], [24].

If true, it does show the extraordinary (and, arguably, disproportionate) lengths that the paper took to entrap Higgins and Mooney.

The two parts are disproportionate in length and in importance, for satirists have always been more disposed to castigate wickedness than exhort to virtue.

After a while (even a stretch of time that may seem disproportionate to the length of the affair), your friend should feel normal and ready to date again.

This episode's length appears disproportionate even to the presumed original size of the Satyricon, and it has little or no apparent connection with the plot.

The Missouri Court of Appeals declined to rule on the nature of his sentence Johnson has argued that the length is disproportionate to the crime, constituting cruel and unusual punishment.

If this was the case and these individuals had a disproportionate frequency of shorter lengths of stay or re-admissions, then the results may be confounded in a direction away from the null.

Interestingly, after quality trimming the reads, a disproportionate amount of sequences with lengths of approximately 340 and 410 base pairs were found.

Functional disruption following eccentric exercise-induced muscle damage is characterized by an immediate and prolonged loss in force-generating capacity, a disproportionate loss of strength at short muscle lengths, and a rightward shift in muscle length-tension relationship, in favor of a longer muscle length for optimal force generation.