Sentence examples similar to drop out of touch from inspiring English sources

I have to ask, "How can you miss me when you never see me?" We are not dropping out of touch or even out of sight.

Family members might drop out of college.

Some may even drop out of school.

"I am delighted that this out-of-touch Government has dropped its ill-thought-through plans to use taxpayers' money to destroy our native buzzards' nests to 'protect' pheasants," Mary Creagh, Labour's shadow Environment Secretary, said.

Out-of-touch elites?

She's an out-of-touch elite.

Suddenly, Mr. Amofah dropped out of touch.

He and Waffen eventually dropped out of touch.

But the Spirit dropped out of touch March 22 when, because of the cold short days of winter, its solar panels could no longer generate enough power, and its batteries drained too far for it to keep in touch with controllers back on Earth.

By dropping out of the work force.

Givenchy: "out of touch".