Sentence examples for feels lopsided from inspiring English sources

And although Dench still feels "lopsided," she said, "I just want to learn new things all the time," and was full of news of her accomplishments in gardening, archery, and pool.

"Unholding" pays homage to the 1987 show at Artists Space, but it doesn't literally restage it, which makes the ratio of old to new works feel lopsided.

Even though the point gap between winning and losing teams may have twice been greater, this game felt lopsided, from the first to the last snap.One might not have guessed this result, however, by looking at the comparative team statistics, which seem at first surprisingly even.

Dyer added that the advantages of in-person team communication made games feel "lopsided".

Finally, this list would have felt lopsided without an economic analysis of the current situation.

MINUSES -- With an unsatisfying coda pinned on, the movie feels structurally lopsided.

"…nIneteen-seventy-seven was the year that punk rock died…".  .

"In This House" felt a bit lopsided with the two intermissions Mr. Marsalis has newly imposed.

The mattress was so cratered and lopsided, I felt like I was lying on a slanting pile of unfolded laundry.

Mr. Nader also said he planned to spend more time campaigning in states where the election is expected to be lopsided, so Democrats would feel comfortable about voting for him.

Adding that the poor weather last year and the heavy winds hitting the island today had not put her off, she said: "Last year, I saw our tent lopsided with a couple of bags on it and said 'I feel sorry for whoever's tent that is' and then realised it was ours".