Sentence examples for slightly out of step from inspiring English sources

In addition, his record and message is slightly out of step with the antitax sympathies of Republicans in New Hampshire.

Slightly out of step with the rest of the world, the Thimbles continue to maintain their perch in Long Island Sound.

Madeleine is entirely believable as the ambitious, beautiful and mostly moral young woman slightly out of step with the freedoms of her time.

The two groups of works here suggest an artist always slightly out of step with his time but very assured of his own sensibility.

With its Gothic tinges and an intense masculine/feminine game of drapes and trailing ribbons, the Josephus Thimister show seemed slightly out of step with the changing mood.

But at other points Ms. Marton's thesis seems to be slightly out of step with her narrative, like a movie in which the sound and picture are a split second out of sync.

Lyricist Almeida and multi-instrumentalist Ferraz grew up and developed their style far from urban centres of Sao Paulo and Rio De Janiero, so their music sounds slightly out-of-step with the times – much in the same way that the Tropicalia artists were seen as outsiders intent on upsetting convention.

I use cheesy, slightly out-of-date Doritos.

His images are like chorus lines singing and dancing their hearts out, ever so slightly off-key and out of step.

If we even step slightly out of line with anything we all go to jail".

Slightly weathered, a tinge overexposed, perhaps just out of step with the rest of the frame, back projections have become ingrained in our cultural ideography.