Sentence examples for isn't in touch with from inspiring English sources

"We see that our government isn't in touch with what's going on in France today".

Harry Reid, the mouthy Senate majority leader, says General David Patraeus, the top commander in Iraq, "isn't in touch with what's going on in Baghdad".

A founder of Writers and Artists for Change, part of the opposition movement Kifaya (Enough), he says, "I went to all the demonstrations, but I no longer participate because it isn't in touch with the people".

Anyone who doesn't believe the current TSA is a federal disaster area with an impossibly sprawling mandate isn't in touch with reality.

If the person isn't in touch with any family members and never talks about them, there may be a problem, too.

It is not in touch with the people who live in other cities.

"Hogan is not in touch with the fullness of Maryland," Jealous said.

We'd like to clarify that Buchanan's two children support him in his political endeavours, as he is not in touch with his wives.

All the while, Mr. Bloomberg's critics have contended that he is not in touch with regular New Yorkers and did little to curry favor with voters.

However, estimation of velocity only on the basis of robot kinematics has a significant drawback: the robot is not in touch with the ground all the time, or its feet may twist.

Yet 71% of women say that Wall Street is not in touch with the financial needs and concerns of women.