Sentence examples for well out of step from inspiring English sources

Some mainstream media companies felt, well, out of step.

Whatever the reason, that implies that nearly half the nation's gardeners are still well out of step with the times.

But one of the challenges is changing the conversation when the curriculum and the law are already well out of step with the technology and the culture.

"The views of this tiny group of well-known assisted suicide advocates... are well out of step with the profession at large and every disability rights organisation in the UK," said Dr Peter Saunders, campaign director of Care Not Killing.

He could be talking about himself when he says of Henty, "He is well out of step with modern fashionable thought, but even today his books, antique in style, can be of great value to the student of history.

But Mr. Schundler is surely, well, out of step with Republicans in Oklahoma, who on Tuesday elected a United States Senator who has urged the death penalty for doctors who perform abortions, or those in South Carolina, whose new senator says that single mothers should not be allowed to teach school.

In Earley's opinion, Haas's attempt yesterday to inject a little zing into the moribund ATP Tour, to employ the same sex-appeal strategy the women have used so well, was out of step with Earley's interpretation of the rules for customary attire.

Several Democratic senators are now urging their colleagues to swear off earmarks as well, for fear of seeming out of step with the spirit of the times.

But when he's told the purpose is to name a new product, he proves himself completely out of step by, well, suggesting names for the product.

"The UK is out of step with most European countries, as well as many states around the world.

They have suggested he is out of step with mainstream opinion - as well as his own party.