Sentence examples for of proportion because from inspiring English sources

"But it's also blown out of proportion because the Italians always play friendlies without any enthusiasm.

And she said she believed that the incident was blown out of proportion because it occurred in a women's game.

Problems drift and grow out of proportion because people never have conversations about them.

Tom Dressler, a spokesman for Mr. Lockyer, said that the document that had been circulated was simply a draft, adding that the dispute was "blown out of proportion" because "there is no letter to comment on".

"Open Letter has become important all out of proportion because it is willing to take a chance on work in languages that are not well known in the United States, like Icelandic or Lithuanian," said Clifford Landers, who has translated the Brazilian writer Rubem Fonseca's collection "The Taker and Other Stories" for Open Letter and hopes to do more.

Although many of those interviewed for this story said the racial divide was more pronounced now than it had been in decades, others felt that the issues were less contentious and were being blown out of proportion because of social media and biased news coverage.

"It has been blown out of all proportion because there has been a lot of press hyperbole about us claiming to be able to rival Oxford and Cambridge and so on.

This prevalence is of epidemic proportion because it is higher than the 5% epidemic threshold.

The West, Texas event was a tragedy of almost epic proportion because of its far-reaching and direct impact upon an entire community.

That figure is far out of proportion, he said, because those groups make up 27percentt of the population in the age groups studied.

However, speaking in Seville on Wednesday, he added: "Things get blown out of proportion very often because conclusions are drawn far beyond the meaning of what's said.