Sentence examples for tad out from inspiring English sources

Clearly the Shanghai index has grown a tad out of whack with economic reality.

Jonathan, we fear, you might be a tad out of date - Labour doesn't like looking a pretty picture?

The second-smallest state, behind Rhode Island, Delaware is a tad out of the way, by East Coast standards.

I've always felt just a tad out of place and hoped that one day I'd find my own corner of the sky.

Although clearly concerned with fashion, Warhol's works can seem a tad out of place in an exhibition largely devoted to more recent contemporary art.

Which is why, though it's a tad out of character, just off the main street there's an A.T.M. (a Gringotts A.T.M., of course, named after the bank in the stories).

Grilled catfish ($14) was a tad dried out; so were deep-fried pork spareribs ($8).

Just because it's a tad warm out doesn't mean I should lose my sense of decorum.

Question: What good is an emergency satellite communicator if it doesn't like to send messages when it's a tad nippily out?

ThaNirvanathey were going home.

Of course, "freedom" might have become a tad played-out as a stirring nomenclature.