be out of line

Kelly said the issue needed more study, saying the new penalties for killing a police dog would be out of line with other, more severe crimes, “without justification.”

Sen. Bernie Sanders, who is 81-years-old presently, agrees with Pence that these tests would be out of line, calling them "absurd."

I agree it may be out of line to coach the husband through conversations with other people, but if I am doing something that grates on others, I would love for someone close to me to give me a gentle heads up.

A loving bystander who presumes to alert her to this, even unsolicited — just once, as always — wouldn’t be out of line.

Hardwick turned out to be out of line with American values; they relied on factual inaccuracies and societal misunderstandings; they were shamefully, unfairly and wrongly decided.