Mr. Obama's statement called it "out of proportion with his actions".
Criminal penalties are "anachronistic and out of proportion" with a "strong case for making non-payment a civil matter".
Mr. Clinton said their sentences were out of proportion with their offenses.
Even lesser, more specific initiatives command a reverence out of proportion with actual facts.
That success, out of proportion with what was a country of 17 million people, has brought Ewald, 75, to a Berlin court.
The price of a bitcoin looks ever more out of proportion with the number of people using it, and that's a state of affairs that cannot continue.
The four-year total of gifts that she and her husband took from wealthy friends was, as Mrs. Clinton notes, not out of proportion with other first families.
Slightly overweight, slightly out of proportion, with a slight jowl, Dunham does not have the body of a conventional actress because she is not, after all, an actress.
Beyond that, Ahmedinejad's totals in many parts of the country were wildly out of proportion with his past and expected support.
Standing in his old hallway, Rankin's 6ft-plus frame - 'too much milk when I was younger' - seems strangely out of proportion with the cramped house.
That is why Argentine interest rates, which start at 8percentt, are totally out of proportion with the country's negative inflation rate of 2percentt last year.
