If anyone marched out of step with others or couldn't march in a straight line, they would order her to stand with her legs one meter apart, until she said, "I'll march well." Or they would give her other punishments, like walking like a duck or jumping like a frog.

Have you ever wondered whether you're supposed to feel sexual attraction or felt out of step with a world that often seems to revolve around sex and intimacy?

I think this fallout is huge because these members of the administration are clearly out of step with public opinion, whereby the whole country is horrified at what is an obviously unjust killing of this peaceful protester.

Our moral and political views and the ways that we engage in politics are far out of step with the way that the rest of Americans talk and think about these social issues, but

Or maybe I was the one who was out of step. I had done the reprehensible thing they called

Supreme Court now says that she can stay because if the court if the administration's argument had been accepted, it would transform the Federal Reserve's forecast protection into an at-will employment, which is a leap out of step with the statute that Congress enacted in forming the Federal Reserve.

Kevin Warsh has said he thinks that the Fed's data is really out of step with the way the modern economy works.

And I think we've reached a point now where some communities are saying that this over-tourism, where the industry as a whole is kind of out of step with local concerns.

And you have to sit in pause and be like, okay, that is out of step with normal people.

He's a person who's so out of step with Texans that we're seeing a coalition building around our candidate, Paxton.