A figure all out of keeping with a 12-year-old girl, which is what the historical Pocahontas was at the time she saved John Smith.
42.
Halston's ultrasuede shirtdress is a beautiful piece of clothing, but its iconic status is out of keeping with the variegated surprises of the'40s clothes.
43.
The greater surprise is that the tone of these plays isn't out of keeping with what has been an exceptionally busy year in the New York theater.
44.
But it is not out of keeping for a product that the facts have so clearly come to show is dangerous, addictive and medically costly for this nation.
45.
He said the only way to have avoided demonstrations would have been to seal off the entire area, which was out of keeping with traditions for state visits.
46.
Robert Miller points out that a secret night session, as described in the Gospel of Mark, is out of keeping with what is known from Jewish procedure.
47.
While strongly influenced by Fauvism, Lyman's work is characterized by an " emotional reserve " and " psychological distance " out of keeping with that movement.
48.
*"'Oppose "'as it would needlessly slow down and complicate the CCI and is out of keeping with CCI practice to begin with.
49.
Such imitation, and such description, can be a mere parrot-like disguise for actual ignorance, and out of keeping with an organic understanding of language.
50.
And though a nearly $ 2 million pay cut would be severe, it is not out of keeping with what has been taking place in the free agent marketplace.
