Sentence examples for seem disproportionate from inspiring English sources

First, they said, the political risks involved would seem disproportionate.

She's perfectly pretty but the excitement does seem disproportionate.

The fight over Barnes & Noble may seem disproportionate to what is at stake.

Byatt argues it should think again because the costs "seem disproportionate to the benefits available".

In addition, the calls to imprison miscreant bankers (Report, 19 June) seem disproportionate.

The music is simple, disciplined and powerful, and its impact on the screaming masses may seem disproportionate to the art.

In the context of the exhibition, though, the attention seems disproportionate.

And the consequences or impact in the feedback message seems disproportionate.

But when it's coming out of the licence fee, some of the pay seems disproportionate.

While harsh, the punishment is defensible, it is the impact on Liverpool that seems disproportionate.

The Caligula mystique, the stories of men defecating on each other or using frozen turds as dildos, seemed disproportionate.