Sentence examples for acutely tuned from inspiring English sources
Among her former Archer School classmates, Ms. Goldberg-Meehan had always been the one most acutely tuned in to relationships.
And Schuman's hearing was acutely tuned toward Europe in the 1950s, as he worked in various capacities for the State Department.
Even the most acutely tuned genetic responses, it seems, can be subverted environmentally by the correct stimulus.This does, however, raise a query.
Jia's special appeal is owed partly to the fact that his films are so acutely tuned to a moment in which the myths and promises of global capitalism are coming undone.
Ms. Holofcener's sharp, witty dialogue shows an ear acutely tuned to the edgy, competitive nuances of contemporary banter, and the movie expertly evokes the rivalry percolating just below the surface of the Markses' relationships.
One of the pleasures of the movie, though, is that Mr. Gondry remains acutely tuned into these passages, which he addresses with a startling openness and a lack of directorial ego.
And Mr. Schmoll and his uniformly excellent cast are all acutely in tune to Mr. Eno's particular brand of light-fingered depth.
After her controversial remarks about Black History Month on "Fox & Friends" last month, Dash was the last person we ever expected to appear at the award show, which was acutely in tune with the lack of nominations for people of color this and every year.
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