Sentence examples for are better attuned from inspiring English sources

Most important, managers are better attuned to what companies are seeking from them.

Some progressive activists engaged in policy advocacy are better attuned to Friedman's lesson.

Poor people are better attuned to interpersonal relations — with those of the same strata, and the more powerful — than the rich are, because they have to be.

He said the next Saudi generation represented by Mohammed bin Nayef, the 53 year old Minister of the Interior, are "better attuned to the sentiments of the region".

(2001) proposed that this negativity bias is evolutionarily advantageous, since those individuals who are better attuned to negative stimuli would respond to threats more timely and adequately thus increasing their chances of survival and reproduction.

Further studies will be required to investigate the general cognitive and motor skills development of infants of blind parents, including via experimental measurements that are better attuned to assess specific elements of cognitive and motor functioning.

Their agenda can be better attuned to the particular needs and interests of participants.

Bailey, having now made his own confession, may be better attuned to Roth's own artistic compulsion to explore his memories in public.

I went back to hear the fourth performance on Tuesday, and by then the orchestra was better attuned to Mr. Gergiev's rhapsodic approach.

Simply this: Because the break in sleep occurs at the end of an R.E.M. cycle (when dreaming is frequent), our ancestors were better attuned to the part of the subconscious which is responsible for dreams.

You might think police officers, judges, journalists or even emissions inspectors would be better attuned to these micro-gestures, but they're as bad at spotting them as everyone else.