Sentence examples for proportions made from inspiring English sources

The proportions made me uneasy.

The Far North of the imagination is a cartography of cartoon proportions, made even more so by the sudden celebrity of Sarah Palin.

It was approved before the city, in 1983, forbade the construction of such buildings because their awkward proportions made them a blight on neighborhoods.

Many are in white mink, ermine and fox, and suggest the high-waisted proportions made popular by Empress Josephine in 1804.

A pair of stiff culottes, whose proportions made me look like a lamb chop wearing one of those white fringed paper hula skirts with which butchers ornament racks of lamb.

Mr. Zaks responds that "Epic Proportions" made him laugh and that "The Civil War" -- which was overseen by Gregory Boyd at the Alley Theater in Houston before Mr. Zaks took it on -- offered an opportunity to do a show about an important subject.

New proportions make new fashion.

The proportions make sense – a higher waist will make your legs look longer.

Before starting, Ms. Simon-Alexander experimented with color, saturation and proportions, making detailed notes.

Its awesome abilities aside, the midsize Cadillac's superchunk proportions make it less purely thrilling than the smaller M3.

Details of his ordeal later took on legendary proportions, making it difficult to sort fact from fiction.