Sentence examples for look disproportionate from inspiring English sources

The bold theatrical gestures and distended, improbable plots of opera often look disproportionate -- either shrunken or grotesque -- when captured on camera.

Such rewards do, though, look disproportionate when compared with the $450,000 a season Kolkata will pay Shakib al Hasan of Bangladesh, rated for the last two years as the best all-around player in one-day international cricket.

Otherwise, you risk making your legs look disproportionate.

Gathers or pleats in the skirt can make the hips look disproportionate, and should only be chosen with discrimination.

Avoid low-set temples that widen the line of the jaw, and also avoid narrow frames, since these often look disproportionate with your face.

That was the most I was able to have taken off without it looking disproportionate to my shape.

Yet this particular group of spiders is characterised by a massive rounded abdomen that looks disproportionate to the rest of the animal.

Mark Solonin, a Russian author who is an engineer by training, said in his blog that both aircraft looked disproportionate to the landscape and concluded that their images had been crudely edited into a satellite picture.

"I was aware that the police tactics looked disproportionate," Ms Lucas added.

"Today's sentence in the Pussy Riot case looks disproportionate to the actions," the U.S. Embassy in Russia wrote on its Twitter microblog in Russian.

But it is in comparison with episodes of sustained bullying, of the living, that his punishment looks most disproportionate.