ratio (noun)

1. In the science fiction novel, the ratio of humans to aliens was 10 to 1.

2. Why did the math book look sad? Because it had too many pages and a bad ratio of jokes to equations!

3. The author used the ratio of light to darkness to create a suspenseful atmosphere in the novel.

4. The artist cleverly used the ratio of speech bubbles to illustrations to convey the character's emotions.

1. In a classic romantic movie, the ratio of kisses to tears is often high.

2. The artist carefully considered the ratio of colors in the painting to create a harmonious composition.

3. The cinematographer used different aspect ratios to convey the changing perspectives of the main character.

4. The author evoked suspense by gradually increasing the ratio of tension to resolution in the narrative.