Sentence examples for really out of step from inspiring English sources
"PPI is really out of step with other complaints," she says.
"The church seems really out of step," said Mr. Servadio, 39, mentioning issues like birth control and questioning the very utility of prayer.
"I think the L.P.G.A. is really out of step with other professional sports organizations of its size, and it's a wake-up call to other entities that we're not going to tolerate discrimination based on gender identity," said Kristina Wertz, the legal director of the Transgender Law Center in San Francisco.
The British Museum may sit at the centre of an establishment that thinks nothing of continued fossil fuel exploration, but with the science growing ever clearer, can it really afford to look so out of step with the times?
The British Museum may sit at the center of an establishment that thinks nothing of continued fossil fuel exploration, but with the science growing ever clearer, can it really afford to look so out of step with the times?
'I was getting really out of breath … on the step machine or running machine … very quickly, but couldn't understand why.
Of course the Tea Party may have overstepped their bounds this time and be exposed for what they really are, small but vocal minority out of step with the majority of mainstream Americans.
Is that really someone lost in love with the past, and out of step with new realities?
New York is clearly out of step.
But I may be out of step.
