Sentence examples for looking unbalanced from inspiring English sources

However, until exports pick up, growth is looking unbalanced, and once again all-too dependent upon the consumer..

Not only will it have you looking unbalanced, but it ruins the interesting line of the gown and stops the flow of the eye to your face.

VIEW FROM THE BENCH Saints manager Ronald Koeman - back on the bench after Achilles surgery - again named an attacking line-up, but his side looked unbalanced against Everton.

She's the bulky one with feet so tiny she should look unbalanced, "like a ham on top of a pea".

Brazil looked unbalanced until those three were returned to the places where they had been playing for their clubs the whole season.

It took me a while to get on board with the stary-eyed thing he does: it feels like a mild-mannered man trying too hard to look unbalanced.

Even former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, whose office was directly opposite the new station, noted that the design looked unbalanced: "It looks like the sausage has been bitten off at one end," he is reported to have said of the long cylindrical grass roof of the building.

They looked unbalanced, with too much emphasis on attack.

The big signings that Manchester United have made means that they look unbalanced in defence and attack.

They looked unbalanced, with Ramsey forced to play out wide on the right rather than centrally where he has been so effective recently.

Investors don't like uncertainty". "The main disappointment with growth in the fourth quarter was that it looks unbalanced on the output side of the economy at least," said Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight.