Sentence examples for were out of touch from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloom graduated in 1984, and for the next quarter-century, he and Ms. Smith were out of touch.

They were out of touch.

He told them they were out of touch.

Politicians and the British judiciary were "out of touch," she said.

The 20-year-old SNP MP said politicians were out of touch with the real world.

In an interview he suggested that IT workers were out of touch.

Democrats said the group's leaders were out of touch with their members.

Shadow education secretary Lucy Powell said ministers were out of touch with the country.

The 1989 rap controversy was taken as proof that the Grammys were out of touch.

"This week I made comments that were out of touch and insensitive, making a bad situation worse," Kuchar said.

Mr Woollard said Mr Cameron had surrounded himself with a "metropolitan elite" and modernisers who were out-of-touch with the party membership.