Sentence examples for too out of step from inspiring English sources
"I was too out of step with French society," he added.
"I was too out of step with French society," he said in an interview with the French magazine Le Point.
Until March 11, Mr. Koide had been relegated to the fringes as someone whose ideas were considered just too out of step with the mainstream.
That's too out of step with the respect he shows all of his fellow men, women, and children.
You're trying not to be too out of step with the rhythm of the environment, because suddenly you become visible and visible for the wrong reasons.
I'm trying not to be too out of step with the rhythm of the environment, because suddenly I become visible for the wrong reasons.
But despite this valiant fightback, it felt like Swans were a band too far out of step with the times they found themselves in and too exhausted to continue struggling while barely anyone was paying attention.
Yet it, too, is out of step with current Hollywood practice.
Sargent's palette, too, seems out of step with Impressionism (Monet's Impressionism, at least).
The Conservatives, despite recent efforts, still appear too nasty, out of step with modern Britain.
