| 词汇 | example_english_out-of-touch |
| 释义 | Examples of out of touchThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Older, experienced clinicians often view guidelines as a set of directives issued by panels composed of physicians who are outoftouch with real patients. They had no radio, neither receiver nor transmitter, so once on the high seas she was totally outoftouch with civilisation. However, the practice of reading instruction remained outoftouch 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 outoftouch with nature and loses his place in the natural harmony. Dividing her professional and personal worlds to become a "good doctor" has left her outoftouch with who she is. Such a ship was like a modern space capsule, but totally outoftouch with outside society. They know, as we should, that being outoftouch 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 outoftouch. And, what is to be done, when those in charge of the new social policy become complacent, defensive, and outoftouch with their constituencies? Due to a perpetuation of art that was antiquated and outoftouch with the present, the classics were performed in empty opera houses. Sadly, the author feels that he is philosophically outoftouch with modern developments in geology. Questions of genius are now regarded as hopelessly outoftouch 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 outoftouch with pupils' interests. Returning to the theme of violence, men who deny their own violence may be genuinely outoftouch with the violence inside themselves. Policy assumptions that centre on this theme are outoftouch with children's daily lives. The most common form is simply to pass false or inflated accounts of development results to superiors who are outoftouch with local conditions. Now they were six years outoftouch with civilian codes and mores. And why they obey their parents, teachers, and authorities, even when such obedience is clearly outoftouch with today's realities. However, the practice of reading instruction remained outoftouch with the research, emphasizing a variety of language activities but excluding teaching of graphemephoneme relationships. The commanderin-chief appeared totally outoftouch with reality. The claim that ordinary moral talk is outoftouch with reality is implausible. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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