Sentence examples for slightly out of time from inspiring English sources

Also, like Seno's film, "Notes on an Appearance" is knocked slightly out of time.

Le Carré is a funny, generous, opinionated man, an uncanny impressionist (he does an excellent Margaret Thatcher) who only rarely seems slightly out of time.

"If you only focus on the dark side of the Nazis, they just appear like crazies operating slightly out of time.

We saw her heading to class at Fairfield – looking slightly out of time ("Are you lost?" asked a fellow student) before collapsing on the stairs.

(Mr. Bunker has a small role here and also appeared with Mr. Buscemi in "Reservoir Dogs".) Initially this film's vibe seems so benign and slightly out of time that you expect to see John Garfield doing curls in the yard.

They take elegiac songs and smear the edges: the guitars are slightly out of time, the keyboards sound as small as music boxes, and Hamilton Leithauser's vocals often come unglued from the melody.

That slightly out-of-time quality has been consistent through his career.

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.

Renee Cho, the accompanist, started the song again on the slightly out-of-tune upright piano, and this time the singers brought a smile to Mr. Bratt's face.

Around the same time, the internet discovered a month-old post on a college site celebrating the "dad bod": slightly out-of-shape male physique.

I use cheesy, slightly out-of-date Doritos.