Sentence examples for utterly out of touch from inspiring English sources
Suddenly, Jamie's vision seems utterly out of touch.
Living in a removed, self-referential realm, they are utterly out of touch with popular sentiments.
That's what I love about the city, that feeling of being utterly out of touch, as if you were in the Australian outback.
With his once-fashionable shaggy Beatles haircut and his ever-serious and scholarly mien, Klíma looks well meaning and yet utterly out of touch – like a university professor.
Meanwhile, our national political debate seems utterly out of touch with the economic pain now being endured by millions of precariously employed, under-employed and jobless people across America.
Republic writes: Occupying the palaces we have a family of fairly ordinary, uninspiring individuals who represent the very worst of Britain: snobbish, elitist and utterly out of touch with the rest of the country.
"It's a result which emphatically demonstrates that people here know the NHS is not safe in David Cameron's hands, and that we've had enough of his utterly out-of-touch Government".
Mr bin Laden's thinking on this utterly failed state in the Horn of Africa seemed out-of-touch, even patronising.
That does look utterly over the top, but it is a sign of how completely out-of-touch many of the government's ageing, male leaders are.
She's an out-of-touch elite.
