be out of keeping

Not that it would be out of keeping with the man.

The system will also raise flags when a county's data is out of keeping with its voting history.

Which, to say the least of it, was out of keeping.

He heard a firm determination in her voice that was out of keeping with her years.

And it would be out of keeping to make me aware of her so readily.

It would be out of keeping with his character.'

She didn't dare offer a bribe, though, because it would be out of keeping with her claimed authority.

Not that either work is out of keeping with the Santa Fe tradition.

If we use language which is out of keeping with the Treaties we introduce confusion.

"They suggest that the company's entire financial structure and the development plans for the resort are out of keeping with the current economic climate around Europe."

But Porter is not content simply to shift to a style that is out of keeping with the speaker or period.

It was out of keeping with the game, but Palace are making a habit of not sticking to the script.

'Else had it been out of keeping with the rest of him,' quoth the prince.

Then he would not have to deal with these troubling responses, which were out of keeping with his usual way of being.

Some scholars have criticized the decisions concerning noncustomers, and they are out of keeping with those in some other states.

But the Beaujolais nouveau phenomenon is out of keeping, for most of the year, with the region from which the wine comes.

"It's ugly, it's out of keeping with the landmark district, and even though they had months to tell us it was coming, they didn't."

Tolkien was initially reluctant to include the work in the collection, feeling that it was out of keeping with the other poems.

She'd have laughed, but that would have been out of keeping with her pose as a small-time crook and smuggler.

He also felt it to be out of keeping with the scale of neighbouring dwellings, particularly the Old School House.

Anything that smacked of flirtatious femininity was out of keeping with a woman's current perception of herself.

The mask and beard became you very well, and as to the axe, I do not think it would be out of keeping even at this moment.

The comment was out of keeping with Norrie's usual laid-back, Southern California beach-boy personality.

It was out of keeping with the rest of the island, and since its type was different, he assumed that it had come there from elsewhere.

Some of the councillors consider they are out of keeping with their surroundings and inappropriate in an AONB.