Sentence examples for bit out of touch from inspiring English sources
The party seemed a bit out of touch with reality.
It all feels a bit out of touch, doesn't it?
He said the jurors seemed "muddled, confused and a little bit out of touch".
It's unfashionable and a bit out of touch, and what a smart thing that turns out to be.
The jokes are pitched toward people who feel, like Bridget, that they've somehow, inexplicably, fallen a bit out of touch.
If your answer is any of the above then you are probably a bit out of touch.
If that sounds a bit out-of-touch with reality, it's also not too far off from what Smith himself had to say about The Pursuit of Happyness.
Back then he seemed a bit callous, an out-of-touch toff at times.
Heinz-Christian Strache, the leader of the party, congratulated Trump, writing on Facebook: "Bit by bit, the political left and the out-of-touch and corrupt establishment is being punished by voters and driven from the seats of power.
In fact, it now seems a bit of a mess, as out-of-touch and unfriendly as Mark Corrigan.
I've published six volumes worth of this advice (collections of my long-running column in The New Yorker), so just choose the most obnoxiously out-of-touch bits and move on, as you will need all of your remaining time and energy to defeat the ninjas, jump the moat and solve the riddle that will unlock the gate to the labyrinth containing the Black Book.
