Sentence examples for feel disproportionate from inspiring English sources

I feel (disproportionate) sadness when one of my daughters suffers a disappointment.

Previously her onstage mania felt disproportionate to her songs, which were chipper even when expressing hurt.

For Willowbrook Farm's Lutfi Radwan, the argument about stunning feels disproportionate.

Mr. Cramer said he nevertheless drew a lesson from one tenet of behavioral finance: he is not the only person who feels disproportionate rage and sorrow over losses.

Some other states will also feel a disproportionate loss of income unless hiring revives.

That means that New York's most vulnerable citizens — schoolchildren, the elderly, the poor, the sick — will feel a disproportionate amount of the pain.

The society on the receiving end of new imports or population inflows benefits as a whole, but those put out of business by competition or dismayed by cultural change feel a disproportionate level of damage, and organise in opposition.

And though the problems are worst in Sony's electronics operations in Japan, the media businesses that Sir Howard oversees in the United States may feel a disproportionate share of the pain.

This might provide some much-needed relief to ISPs that feel a disproportionate amount of traffic is P2P.

When the next message from him did arrive, just after dinner, it was a harmless joke about Red Vines, but she deleted it immediately, overwhelmed with a skin-crawling loathing that felt vastly disproportionate to anything he had actually done.

Blondy watched them disappear into the basement apartment, Zwelish gallantly rushing past Doris to unlock the gate, and felt a disproportionate happiness, one he suspected he'd have to make an effort to conceal.