Sentence examples for less in touch from inspiring English sources
The phrase "less in touch" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It means to be less connected or less knowledgeable about something. Example: "Ever since I moved to the city, I feel like I've become less in touch with nature." This means that the person feels less connected to and knowledgeable about nature since moving to the city.
And then, as thefestival progressed and I became less in touch with my sanity, I started to empathise.
At least as characterful, and no less in touch with nature, are implements for the studio table.
Last weekend the party's former general-secretary, Lord Sawyer, said that Mr Blair was less in touch with ordinary people than Margaret Thatcher had been.
"You run a risk of creating a bureaucracy which becomes less human, less in touch with what the vision of these agencies was.
"Not only was she becoming larger and more important than me, and able to crush me or destroy me — but at the same time she's going out of focus, and I'm less in touch with how to connect with her.
"To suggest that a station aligned with a network is less in touch with its community is mistaken," said Linda Sullivan, the president and general manager of KNTV in San Jose, which is owned by NBC.
When the warmth of the spotlight focused on me, I disregarded the patience of the less emotionally in-touch family, so obviously seated in frustration, let the estrogen flow, and offered a rambling exposé on how each of them contributed to my happiness.
If he continues to dither and risk it, he looks even weaker and less politically in touch than he already seems, and will do himself considerable damage in the Tory party.
They couldn't have cared less" ["Regina Carter Keeps in Touch With a 260-Year-Old Friend" by Terry Teachout].
The more we grew, the more my role evolved into operations, and the less I was in touch with what fed my soul.
But we were in touch less and less, and then whole years passed in which we didn't speak at all.
