Sentences with phrase «little out of proportion»

I love the cut of the blazer, and the simple blouse, but she does look a little out of proportion, lengthwise!

The high waist on this coat left me a little out of proportion.

They felt fine... just thought in the pic I looked a little out of proportion.

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I believe that there should be zero tolarance for predatory behavior; but love demands us to overlook a lot of «little things» that, when blown out of proportion, have the cummulative power to kill the initial shallow attraction / love with which all relationships begin.

So your proportions of 1/2 c starter to 3 c flour give the yeastie dears plenty of food to expand their little hearts out.

All I'm saying is the way people have been raving about him and all the little rags going on about how happy they are with him is being blown way out of proportion.

I also feel like the Vogue thing is a little blown out of proportion.

The Lib Dem «decapitation strategy» seemed to have little effect — the proportion of people who said it made them more likely to vote Lib Dem was cancelled out by the people who said it made them more likely to vote Conservative.

There is little doubt in my mind that under the Westminster magnifying class this single incident has been blown out of all proportion.

Pale pink and white has been my go - to combo lately lately, so I'm sure I'll be playing around with the proportions of this little top and this cut - out skirt all season long.

Im trying to like the 2nd look with admittedly «some» effort but that skirt looks so stiff, it needs a slit to give it some movement, IMO, and the bodice so little, out of proportion.

A heavy thinker (with his precious little grey cells), Hercule's obsessive - compulsive streak powers his need to solve crimes as well as his need to have a correctly proportioned breakfast — murder puts the universe out of joint, something that troubles him just as much as it frustrates him by interrupting his need for a holiday without such concerns.

So every little thing someone says that sheds just a little negative light is blown out of proportion BY YOU.

As we do house sit for a large proportion of the time it's easier to justify spending a little extra when we are out and about.

However, I have little doubt that it will be snapped up by the mass media and blown way out of proportion.

It's possible Ryan is right and the controversy is being blown out of proportion, especially since we currently know very little about The Last of Us: Part 2.

The glee that I took from the USA's second round loss to Ghana was very much out of proportion compared to how little it mattered to me that either team went through to the quarter - finals.

While there have been several public declarations challenging the basic science or the need for any response like emission reductions, including some with a large number of names, the great proportion of those signers turn out to have little or no qualifications on this topic.

And the reason they wanted every last jot and tittle was quite lawyer-esque, they hoped that in the less careful wanderings of casual conversation they might find at least some little bit of uncertainty that they could then blow out of all proportion in the minds of a suspicious people.

So while yes, the media may be blowing it out of proportion, I say ease up a little, @Fear Monger [er] because even if you do catch it, it's good to be careful... no one knows how their body might react.

It was in fact, as the 2015 order's detractors have pointed out themselves, a period of unprecedented growth and economic prosperity, which the Title II regulation of a huge proportion of Americans» internet access clearly did little to dampen.

Most disagreements and misunderstandings are little things that get blown out of proportion.

According to Novell, «When It's just too frightening to even bring issues up — from sex to money, or even annoying little habits that are being blown out of proportion, a therapist's job is to help the couple become clear about their issues and to help them understand what they are truly talking about.»

This can be anything from sex to money, or even annoying little habits that are being blown out of proportion.