out of touch

If insanity means being out of touch with reality, Nebuchadnezzar was insane long before he thought he was a cow.

Maybe even two? The important thing is to make people aware that you will be out of touch for a while.

Your friends and you might be out of touch for a year or more because things get so hurried nowadays.

She would like to go back to teaching but she's out of touch with her subject now.

Would you rather leave home without your wallet and be penniless all day, or leave your phone at home and be out of touch all day?

Fulbright's campaign encountered no little resistance from people who disagreed with him on the war or thought he was out of touch, or both.

I'm so out of touch, I don't even know who they are. Once upon a time I used to know the names of the players.

If you're not doing it at least once every month or two, there's a good chance you're falling out of touch.

When he arrived home on that day, he discovered his wife, frantic at being out of touch with him for so long.

Kelley has been out of touch with her boyfriend for half a year.

We have been out of touch with my grandparents for years and is trying to get in touch with them by radio.

It was at this point I realized how completely out of touch I was with the current educational thought.

Yet after the wave of secular uprisings, it is the cynics who seem out of touch, and the idealists have turned out to be the realists.

You could fly from San Diego to Attu Island without ever being out of touch with a transponder.

Democrats say any Republicans who turn down the money are "fringe governors" , while Republicans say it's Democrats who are out of touch.

He is always been slightly out of touch with family life.

My conclusion about him: overbearing and out of touch.

though lamentably out of touch with political trends, is almost up to the minute in intellectual matters.

Now that we have been out of touch for so many years, our friendship is so attenuated that I couldn't ask her for a favor.

I had been out of touch with Mary for several years, but I reached her by phone yesterday.

For learning in schools is out of touch with practice, a good three years for a certificate of youth, will cost too much.

"And faculty who do not encourage or allow such collaborative work are simply out of touch. "

doing otherwise would make him look out of touch to a public that overwhelmingly rates unemployment and the recovery as top issues.

I'd like to go back to teaching, but I'm out of touch with my subject now.

As a Frenchman selling Italian cars to American buyers, he has been criticized for being out of touch with the U. S. market.

But speaking at a rally in Golden, Colorado, Obama seemed to sense a "golden" opportunity to paint his rival as out of touch on the economy.

Later that month he showed himself to be out of touch with what was going on.

In his view, the scope of thought and culture, the modern and ancient times must not be out of touch.

Another problem for Japan, with its reliance on mobile communication devices, has been the pain of being out of touch.

The traditional image of an old grandparent is out-of-date and out-of-touch.

We went out a few more times together, and then for one reason or another we fell out of touch.

The changing trends have even some people in their 20s feeling old and slightly out of touch, or at least caught in the middle.

Ambitious young Italians are quitting their country in droves, leaving power in the hands of an elderly and out-of-touch elite.

The ousted Liberal Democrats are just as out of touch (see article).

He was also seen as representative of a system that was out of touch with ordinary people.

It also knows that the Communist Party is perceived as being riddled with out-of-touch officials who care only about lining their pockets.

Telecommuting also makes many employees feel isolated and out of touch, leading to decreased motivation and less, not more productivity.

out of touch, out of touch with the rhythm and blues. But now I need a little give and take, The New York Times, The Daily News. Woh-oh.

Today, many view those superficial desires as greedy and simply out of touch with the rest of humanity.

Now, with Skype, videoconferencing, and all the other technology that's available, you're never really out of touch.

These people are totally out of touch with global relations, internationally---both politically and economically.

I have never lived within bricks and mortar before, and I feel completely out of touch with nature now.

Politicians are out of touch with the realities of IT.

Her mother dismisses Mr Howard as " doddery " and out of touch with what 13 and 14-year-old girls are like.

I have been out of touch with him since last autumn .

'He did seem a little out of touch with operating details, ' said another.

Out of touch, with myself for so long, now a feeling' so strong comin' over me.

Nice: Call everyone personally, apologize for being out of touch, and schedule a time to grab lunch or a drink in January.

He has been out of touch with his teacher since the war.

The US is seriously out of touch with the rest of the world in corporate income tax policy .

They're certainly in keeping with society's stereotype of the rich as greedy, selfish and out of touch.

By minimising Japan's atrocities, the conservative elite is out of touch with mainstream public opinion.

Firstly, the National Curriculum is mandatory, and the promotion process, revealed that many out of touch.

I've been out of touch with the old place for a great many years.

We have been out of touch with them ? for about two years.

A story about some old, out-of-touch activist who claims that "studies show" videogames are bad for children.

Start your novel, write your Business plan, or email the college buddies you've been out of touch with for years.

In late September, Bank of America showed just how out of touch with America it was.

Like most kings, the consumer can be greedy, selfish and out of touch with the world.

This shows that judges are out of touch with what is needed and that heavy punishment will stop the crime wave.

But he says the Liberal Democrats left policymaking to aging politicians out of touch with the needs of the people.

Her technocratic leadership style, once reassuring, looks out of touch now.

It may be harebrained or hopelessly out of touch, but if you don't have a rosy outlook, you don't belong here.

If some religions still teach that masturbation is "self-abuse, " that just shows how out of touch they have become.

Bankers and lawyers have revived criticisms that the SFC is malleable, underskilled and out of touch.

Conrad pointed out the obvious flaw in his friend's work. that is. his characters were totally out of touch with the reality.

The old man was completely out of touch with the youngsters and their ways.

The fast pace of the online world leave youngsters feeling out of touch and unstimulated by reality.

Eg. I know that you and Louis have been out of touch all these years but still he does worry about you.

I'm out of touch with most of the friends of my schooldays.

I'm out of touch with most of the friends of my school days.

Some African leaders say the delay in acting on Libya shows the African Union is out of touch.

the disengagement means out of touch with society, to reduce the level of interpersonal activities.

To the extent the rock is out of touch, the swamp will complain about everything.

If you are still striving to be slim, then you are out of touch.

Remember, you may have spent your entire life out of touch with Source.

The ball is out of touch.

One symbolic move the US made in the recent financial crisis showed how out of touch its economic planners had become.

Its goods declined in quality, and became dull and out of touch with modern taste.

Within months, he was fired from BP for being overbearing and out of touch.

The whole country's making money hand over fist. You've been away, out of touch. You don't know, but you will.

It is not hard to imagine the government looking out of touch next to an earthier Labour opposition.

I felt myself slipping out of touch with my six children.

The members of the club are mostly old buffers who are quite out of touch with modern life.

One yearns for a full-blooded, sturdy, and capable personality; these are all so many shadows, flitting about, out of touch with the world.

Out of touch with nature, we behave selfishly, stupidly.

Totally deny their efforts are wrong, out of touch with reality.

He is now out of touch with his old friends.

Some experts say policy-makers are out of touch with the market.

Labour gleefully called Mr Cameron "out of touch" .

Labour gleefully called Mr Cameron "out of touch" .

It's time I went on a refresher course--I'm getting out of touch with modern techniques.

One of the most common grievances aired at politicians is that they are out of touch.

I've been completely out of touch with my old friends.

Ballmer's comment about his kids not using an iPod shows he is out of touch and "stuck in the past. "

I am out of touch with him .

My cell phone was kaput , I was out of touch with everyone, it felt like my lift was kaput .

Italy, the former colonial power, was hopelessly out of touch at first and remains a minor player.

Remember that you have been out of touch for decades.

The scientists were out of touch with the base.

The scientists were out of touch with the base.

You may be out of touch with the concrete realities of life, and as a result others can exert a dominating influence over you.

There is nothing intrinsically wrong with this; but for someone who is out of touch with reality, this is hardly going to help.

Joe: No, I have been out of touch with David since we graduated from high school.

We have been out of touch for years.

I cannot give you advice, because I am out of touch with economic conditions now.

But the figure's not totally out of touch with reality.

Do high school kids watch Family Guy? I'm so out of touch.

But others consider Mr. Welch out of touch.

I've been out of touch with my best friend.

I've been out of touch with my best friend.

Where? Where's he going that he's gonna be out of touch?

If you are still dieting to slim down , then you are out of touch.

We've been out of touch with Roger for years now.

Can not let the spoon out of touch with the voice of the cup, stirring spoon clockwise from 12 o'clock to 6 o'clock to the direction.

Peter has been out of touch with Alice for a long time.

We were out of touch for many years.

He is out of touch with his students.

We've been out of touch for years.

I hadn't known my in-laws well, and soon I fell out of touch.

Try to find one of your childhood friends who is out of touch.

We've been out of touch with them for ages.

Why are so many CEOs out of touch?

I do love this city we live in. . . but our government is so out-of-touch with humanity.

The bigger issue here is that you seem pretty out of touch.

But, when the women find that is a dream out of touch, they will come to trust the ordinary images in the ads.

I have been out of touch with them for years.

Edward was out of touch with his family.

these are all so many shadows, flitting about, out of touch with the world.

The latest market setback has given heart to those bearish commentators who were looking out of touch towards the end of last year.

On the other hand, some modes can protect against errors, by keeping dangerous controls out of sight and out of touch.

A: Have you heard from Ben lately? B: No, we've been out of touch for years.

We are out of touch for a long time, if you have any free time we can get a time out to talk, is that OK?

Do you feel out of touch with God?

She left for Beijing ten years ago and we have been out of touch since.

You try to feel me, but I'm so out of touch

Social isolation, and feelings of out of touch with the world owing to the rapid changing environment

keep in touch with several classmates; out of touch with current trends

they were so intimate , and utterly out of touch

However, i am not completely out of touch with civilization

But we have been out of touch for

We've been out of touch since we lived together

Out of touch with current trends

school reasons, namely, Dr. tube imbalance, the teacher-student ratio imbalance, a single education, school and so out of touch at home;

Out of touch with somebody

Out of touch with reality

Why tell me why lonely just keep my heart out of touch

I'm out of touch, I'm out of love

Yeah, I was out of touch. But it wasn't because I didn't know enough. I just knew too much

You left me out of touch

And felt out of touch