Sentence examples for seen as out from inspiring English sources

Politicians are disliked, distrusted and seen as out of touch.

Party grandees are also seen as out of touch.

The Tories were seen as out of touch and for the few.

"Non-ethnic Norwegians are visible and still seen as out of place".

The two main parties' middle-aged leaders are widely seen as out of touch.

Otherwise we will be seen as out of touch, and Labour's message will resonate".

She was a modernist when Dos Passos, Hemingway and Fitzgerald were boys, and was seen as out-of-date when they were writing, without having been understood.

Second, as the unemployment rate inches ever closer to 10percentt, an oceanfront respite filled with tee times and dinner dates could be seen as out-of-touch with the economic hardship facing many Americans.

Since emerging in the 1990s Mr. Murakami has often been seen as out-Warholing Warhol by giving back to popular culture, as well as borrowing from it and by excelling at branding.

In all cases, the focus of interest is upon the acceptability of that character within the social context of the saga, and the extent to which their monstrosity is seen as out-of-place, socially awkward, or severely threatening to those around them.

But he will stop short of announcing a full review of a system which is widely seen as out-dated - despite calls for such a move by some industry groups and the business secretary Vince Cable.