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out of step
Idioms and Phrases
see under in step .Example Sentences
That’s a radically different worldview than past presidents held, and I think it’s out of step with how most Americans see the world.
She said Kennedy’s “extreme views on public health are out of step with the vast majority of the American people,” that the “shortsighted” closure would “directly harm our most vulnerable communities and make America sicker,” and that she and others would be fighting the closure and other cuts to public health.
Seems odd and out of step with the First Amendment.
However, it would certainly be out of step with all of the prior litigation before the court, which has emphasized over and over that states have a lot of leeway to run their elections in the way that they see fit.
Trump’s vision is out of step with the majority of governments and experts who think that the reconstruction of Gaza can, and should, be done in a way that empowers Palestinians to live better lives on their land, without posing a threat to Israel.
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