Use "out of proportion" em uma frase

1. Something flared up too bright and too close and between the gaps in his helmet visor not covered with the boneless alien appendages, he saw Wambach wielding a plasma cutter, swinging the clumsy, fat, meter-long cylinder like the hilt of a ridiculously out of proportion sword

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2. He was capable of constructing it, but passing the suffering on to Jaseem was all out of proportion to the casual callousness that Jaseem had committed

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3. The look she gave him was all out of proportion to telling her his birth year unless it was the same as hers

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4. Her body was soft, smooth, and perfectly shaped, clothed in a one-piece, skin-tight jersey-like outfit with a low, low as in under, cut top that made a very fine presentation of very fine features, just the right shape between curve and point, voluptuous but not sloppy or out of proportion

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5. Wearing too much mascara on the bottom can make small eyes appear distorted and out of proportion

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6. I am of the opinion that the media is purposely blowing everything out of proportion

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7. On kill rate alone nothing comes close and indeed they killed 90% of all terrorists killed in Owamboland which is a figure totally out of proportion to their numbers

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8. ) If anything, they responded far out of proportion to the crimes

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9. These vandals are prosecuted and sentenced far out of proportion to their crimes, while actual terrorists on the right wing are at times not even seriously investigated until after the fact

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10. In the early years following the war, Gordon had deemed it necessary that Truman accompany the cocaine on each northbound trip, reasoning that, if even the hint of a problem began to develop, he would be on hand to resolve it before it grew out of proportion

11. The hunt had been good! The bison were fat on the plentiful grass that grew out of proportion with any other time that he could remember

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12. Nevertheless, when they had problems, no matter how insignificant, they got blown out of proportion in light of what had transpired

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13. completely out of proportion to the rest of her very slight

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14. David: You’re blowing this way out of proportion

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15. I know that by reading this book you wil gain results far out of proportion to the

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16. Little as he knew of Pictish ways, he was aware that the number of men clustered about them was out of proportion to the size of the village

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17. V was all ways trying to tell me how hectic this Chris guy was but I suspected he was blowing it well out of proportion

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18. They got a hold of half the story and blew the rest out of proportion

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19. sometimes have feelings that seem out of proportion to the events that

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20. But, mom, you’re really blowing this out of proportion

21. “The foetus’s structural development is out of proportion to its internal development

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22. Indeed the head was so out of proportion with the rest of the body that it seemed hardly wider than the thick neck

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23. The realities at most situations tend to get blown way out of proportion, due to vast misunderstandings as we easily get emotional, principally about things closest to our hearts

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24. � As a special counselor of Prime Minister Churchill, she exert a considerable influence on the policies and the strategies of the British, an influence out of proportion to her rank or sex

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25. issue was blown out of proportion on both sides

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26. whole thing was blown out of proportion by the paper, and now your

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27. rewarded out of proportion to their risk profiles, while high beta stocks are penalized

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28. Watergate affair, and his continual insistence that it was all blown out of proportion by his enemies

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29. Up until now there is an aspect to Vulcan culture that you have not been privy to, and it revolves around how Vulcans select mates Your reaction, as well as that of Professor Heart, was extremely out of proportion to the stimulus either of you were presented

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30. Your heart should immeasurably beat out of proportion

31. When anger is out of proportion to the event there is probably many

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32. can’t be friends and blowing things way out of proportion when he

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33. There is nothing to grasp in an anxiety except choas in out of proportions

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34. I have always said: part of this hatred is just and part of it is unjust and out of proportion

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35. Her limbs grew long and out of proportion, with boney joints and angles all wrong

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36. This thing is blown way out of proportion

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37. that is way overblown and hyped out of proportion

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38. In the same way fables help people to cling on to the untrue larger than life images of people and other living beings and of events that never was or exaggerated and blown out of proportion for people to worship such super humans or beings

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39. Another possibility is that there may never be a break-even point because of changes in the value of the training or because the cost of training is out of proportion to the potential benefit, as in Exhibit 7

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40. Oval Face – This face is often classically beautiful, with no feature out of proportion

41. out of proportion or, worse yet, would cause her to lose the two people who, besides her

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42. Anxiety only becomes a problem when it is out of proportion to the situation, that is, when it often occurs

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43. · Anxiety can be helpful to us and only becomes unhelpful when it is out of proportion to the situation

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44. The body of the bison looks slightly out of proportion, very much like the worked-out bulldog in Tom and Jerry cartoons, with a slim waist, wide, powerful shoulders, and a huge head

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45. This is the crucial difference in a reflective neural pattern, the perception of fear can bounce back, feeding upon itself, becoming distorted out of proportion to any actual danger

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46. The human head of the Sphinx is out of proportion to all the rest of the statue

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47. He understood that he had to be patient with her but he was only worried about things being blown out of proportion

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48. If the piece seems unreasonably out of proportion, modifications may have been made by combining different sections or parts of furniture

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49. You are nervously irritable, Rodion Romanovitch, by temperament; it's out of proportion with other qualities of your heart and character, which I flatter myself I have to some extent divined

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50. “You’re really blowing this out of proportion

51. This matter is getting blown way out of proportion

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52. previous tours abroad, they could not be thought of, since the sole attempt of the sort had led to a sudden attack of depression in Anna, quite out of proportion with the cause—a late supper with bachelor friends

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53. But all profit that is out of proportion to the labor expended is dishonest

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54. You have a recent memory impairment that is out of proportion to your age and is a significant decline in your previous level of functioning

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55. Prices did take a small pause at this point, but the indicator’s reaction was out of proportion to that change

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56. In fact, this rule embodies a certain level of truth in that it is your enemies who scour you and your activities, looking for any little flaw they can blow out of proportion to serve their ends, which is to bring you down

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57. Thomas looked very strange, all out of proportion, and Jess wanted to laugh but he couldn’t quite manage it

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58. You need to be cautious of management compensation schemes that give out mega-equity grants that are out of proportion to the CEO’s contribution, such as when Robert Nardelli was given $30 million in restricted stock awards plus $7 million in cash when he joined Home Depot as CEO

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59. The length of her body was strikingly out of proportion to her short legs

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60. In the complete silence the small sound of it was made larger until it grew out of proportion to itself, gone mad with all this soundlessness to stretch about in

61. A little error here would multiply in sixty million years, all out of proportion

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62. She jerked the door wide and she trembled with a rage all out of proportion to the facts

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63. This continued throughout her squandering of my money—a squandering altogether out of proportion to our means

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64. All these concessions and rebuffs of fortune, of late, had wounded his spirit severely, and his temper had become extremely irritable, his wrath being generally quite out of proportion to the cause

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65. “It is not a Christian religion, in the first place,” said the latter, in extreme agitation, quite out of proportion to the necessity of the moment

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66. Indeed, ask any man of our time privately, whether he considers it laudable or even worthy of a man of our time to busy himself with collecting taxes from the masses, who frequently are poverty-stricken, receiving for this work a salary which is entirely out of proportion with his labour, this money to be used for the construction of cannon, torpedoes, and implements for murdering men, with whom we wish to be at peace, and who wish to be at peace with us; or for a salary to devote all his life to the construction of these implements of murder; or to prepare himself and others to commit murder

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67. I see that in our days the life of a labouring man, and especially the lives of the old people, women, and children of the working-classes, are quite worn away by increased labour out of proportion to their nourishment, and that even the very first necessaries of life are not secured for them

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68. It is obvious that on the estate of either of these two landlords, the horses and the towels will be dear, and the prices of these articles will be out of proportion to those of cows or of corn

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69. Her chest was noticeably narrow, her barrel out of proportion to shoulders and quarters

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