Sentence examples for slightly out of sync from inspiring English sources

And it was only slightly out of sync.

He plays Daniel slightly out of sync with the world and other people.

Or perhaps it is simply that Birch feels slightly out of sync with the modern world.

Unfortunately, audio transmission by Bluetooth often introduces a small delay, making the soundtrack slightly out of sync with the video.

"I'm slightly out of sync with my own time," he said in an interview in his cozy living room here.

One of the issues therapists remain focused on is Pearce's once-uncanny sense of balance, which has been altered because Pearce's eyes remain slightly out of sync.

Here the seesawing chords twinkled, and the slightly out-of-sync effect -- the audience members didn't press the play-buttons at exactly the same moment -- gave it an everywhere-and-nowhere feeling.

The pickup gave just two clues to its unusual nature: a little light on the dashboard, which will not be present in production models, that indicated when it was running on only half its cylinders, and the slightly out-of-sync sound of the exhaust, obvious only when the sound was reflected back off a wall near the road.

Most of this went unseen by the general public until a slightly out-of-sync Irish musician rekindled the world's obsession with Africa.

Yet the out-of-sync feel remains.

Slightly out of generational sync, she never recovered from the timing of her birth.