But somewhere along the way, Ms. Le began thinking that she needed to meet someone slightly more attuned to her cultural sensibilities.
According to Right Wing Watch's report on the film, the Nazi analogies fly fast and furious: one interviewee even said that "the American church is slightly more attuned to the rumbling heard in the distance than the German church was in the 30s.
The words often seem perfectly attuned to the slightly sleazy noirishness of Mr. Ruscha's sensibility, but they undermine the mountains' monumental purity: "Never Odd or Even," "Solo Gigolos," "Sex at Noon Taxes".
The baby was beautiful, fragile and small for almost two, with a severe mouth, a high forehead, almond-shaped eyes, and slightly pointed ears that made his gaze seem radically attuned.
Having internalized the cast album of "Hamilton" before I saw it, along with many other fans, I confess that I did feel slightly distanced from the production when I was actually there, perhaps because I had already attuned my expectations of the characters to the nuances of the recording, particularly Lin-Manuel Miranda's distinctive, slightly goofy account of the lead role as a young man.
Then Mr. Levine, a singer's conductor who is attuned to the subtleties of phrasing, called attention to his slightly flat, even-keeled delivery.
This year's Mademoiselle by Mr. Starck was even more shrewdly attuned to the moment with a corset-curved polyurethane body and seat wrapped in silk jacquard atop slightly splayed transparent polycarbonate legs (approximately $350).
This is a Broadway musical that has its ear attuned to the specific kinds of music each of its characters might listen to, so the score ranges from gospel to blues to country to slightly rougher-edged rock.
"We're very attuned to that".
