Sentence examples for are particularly out from inspiring English sources

Especially this time, when the parties' slogans and their actual policies are particularly out of whack.

He figures Christmas has long been in a struggle between the sacred and the temporal, between charity and marketing, tensions that are particularly out of whack now.

In Ohio, its results have been particularly out of whack.

On social media, none of this behavior is particularly out of the ordinary.

The imposition of such a burden on Congress is particularly out of place in the context of the ADEA.

He added, "Not because it was particularly out of the ordinary — cast of three, ran almost as long as 'Cats' — but because it was barely acknowledged.

Mr. Boal, a serious-minded 37-year-old native New Yorker who favors baseball hats to bow ties, has been particularly out of his element.

Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky was particularly out of control, rather absurdly comparing the scope of the Benghazi attack to the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

On both sides of the ball, Georgia looked more inventive, but the Bulldogs were particularly out of character on offense by throwing the ball more downfield.

"To go missing is particularly out of character for Nida, and officers and her family are increasingly concerned for her welfare due to that fact that she hasn't been in contact, especially over the New Year period.

A diet that's particularly out of balance, nutritional-genomics scientists say, will cause gene expressions that nudge us toward chronic illness -- unless a precisely tailored "intelligent diet" is employed to restore the equilibrium.