It is completely out of its element, and it shows.
But chewing one is akin to eating a hot dog at Jean Georges: it may taste fine, but it's out of its element.
Unlike most musicals, "Once" is most at home in the depths; it's on the surface that it feels out of its element.
For an all-purpose PC headset, I'm not convinced it's worth the $130, though it's more in its element leaning back on the couch playing 360.
Of course, humour is a slippery thing, and analysis can yank it right out of its element.
A striking aspect of all Mr. Forsythe's work is its element of overt pastiche; it's what aligns him with other pre-eminent postmodernist artists.
Far from being out of its element on Capitol Hill, it instead serves as a stark reminder of a job left unfinished.
Parked amid the pachysandra and a big maple tree in front of his red house, the truck looked in its element, as did Mr. Allen beside it.
The S.E.C. has at times seemed out of its element while handling complex mortgage cases, though lately it has been stepping up activity in that area.
It's aesthetically more daring, with its rhyming text and its element of mythological fantasy.
Familiar, but taken out of its element".
