Sentence examples for feel lopsided from inspiring English sources

The accusations feel lopsided and unfair.

Romney is doing reasonably well, however, which means it doesn't feel lopsided, like round one.

It would just make them feel lopsided, because they're all so short, they cover so little time.

Ultimately, the number of pages devoted to the Horowitz family (more than half the book) makes the collection feel lopsided, as if made from the fragments of two separate works.

But on days like today, I'm even more thankful that the good days outnumber the bad, even when the intensities often feel lopsided.

It's not really clear where the limerick's ordinarily anapaestic stresses should fall: the second foot, "terrific", doesn't easily admit any, and placing it in the middle, like you usually would, makes the whole line feel lopsided, opening up an awkward metrical gap before the last word.

Growing up in Rabat, I felt lopsided, like a seesaw no one ever played with.

And so, while the advertising war can feel awfully lopsided for Mr. Obama in the most expensive cities to advertise in, like Miami, Philadelphia and Washington (which reaches Northern Virginia), viewers in Cincinnati, Harrisburg and here in Norfolk are in the middle of a full-scale, spot-for-spot advertising war.

The consequence was a game that felt far more lopsided than the scoreline would suggest.

They changed their minds when corporate contributions created what they felt was a lopsided debate.

Jesse's absence was especially pronounced in the finale, and that may partly account for why the last hour felt kind of lopsided and off.