Exempel på out of touch

• Older, experienced clinicians often view guidelines as a set of directives issued by panels composed of physicians who are out of touch with real patients.

• They had no radio, neither receiver nor transmitter, so once on the high seas she was totally out of touch with civilisation.

• However, the practice of reading instruction remained out of touch with the research, emphasizing a variety of language activities but excluding teaching of grapheme-phoneme relationships.

• But, unable to view things at the human level, he is out of touch with nature and loses his place in the natural harmony.

• Overall they ranked the advertisements that used stereotypes which portrayed older people as objects of ridicule, out of touch and unattractive as most offensive.

• Dividing her professional and personal worlds to become a "good doctor" has left her out of touch with who she is.

• Such a ship was like a modern space capsule, but totally out of touch with outside society.

• They know, as we should, that being out of touch with children's experience is damaging.

• Four depicted older people as objects of ridicule or the brunt of a joke, and two portrayed them as being out of touch.

• And, what is to be done, when those in charge of the new social policy become complacent, defensive, and out of touch with their constituencies?

• Due to a perpetuation of art that was antiquated and out of touch with the present, the classics were performed in empty opera houses.

• Sadly, the author feels that he is philosophically out of touch with modern developments in geology.

• Questions of genius are now regarded as hopelessly out of touch with the approaches adopted by contemporary cultural theorists and sociologists.

• A good deal of lower secondary school music seems to be unsuccessful, unimaginatively taught, and out of touch with pupils' interests.

• Returning to the theme of violence, men who deny their own violence may be genuinely out of touch with the violence inside themselves.