Sentence examples for disproportionately large ear from inspiring English sources

A disproportionately large ear sits like a seashell in front of a dramatic beachscape.

He had a slight malformation of the spine that gave him a stooping gait, which was used by caricaturists to represent him as a malevolent, hunchbacked dwarf (he was actually quite tall) with disproportionately large ears, always dressed in black, lurking in the dark corners of the republic, holding the strings of the political puppet show that unfolded year after year.

A tiny woman, with a disproportionately large head, she was as skinny as a toothpick.

On one of the 13 pillars in the church was a peaceful portrait of Mary with disproportionately large eyes and ears and a tiny mouth, in the common manner of Coptic art.

Nor is the U.S. government disproportionately large.

And there are disproportionately large numbers of people in education, and disproportionately few in service occupations.

Every pound spent on art education brings disproportionately large returns.

Is it disproportionately large, based on the number of units?

Inside, two successive spreads also featured disproportionately large headlines.

Inevitably, it is disproportionately large in certain areas.

But the past looms disproportionately large in many pronouncements.