Sentence examples for proportion a bit from inspiring English sources

It was nothing to do with me and it got blown out of proportion a bit".

It was nothing to do with me and it got blown out of proportion a bit". Baxter was released without being charged but, as "the new Rooney", that did not stop him making the headlines.

Her lips are a little out of proportion; a bit too full for her jaw line.

You don't have to jump into utterly unfamiliar territory; just try tweaking the proportions a bit.

It's ok to play with these proportions a bit, depending on the occasion and your social group.

What saves all this from dreary post-modern self-consciousness is pristine execution; elegance of surface, color and proportion, and a bit of radiance that is more modern than post.

There's an extraordinary page of legs: well-muscled legs, the bones of the pelvis and legs – apparently human in proportion but a bit horse-like in their shape.

"These things get blown out of proportion a little bit.

"I think it got blown out of proportion a little bit, and it was in the papers a lot more than I'd like it to have been.

"It's just been blown out of proportion a little bit, so I do feel for them.

I found, in most cases, that the proportions were a bit off.