out of one's depth - to be involved in a situation or activity that is too difficult for you to understand or deal with, in the limelight - in a situation in which someone receives a lot of attention, especially from newspapers, television etc, out on a limb - alone and without help or support, in step with - having ideas or actions that are like those of other people, out of character - untypical of someone’s character, out of favour - when someone or something is not liked or approved of by people, in one's element - to be in a situation that you enjoy, because you are good at it, in the offing - to be likely to happen soon,

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