New York documentary-maker and animal-keeper Jessica Oreck manages a well-attuned act of cultural ventriloquism in this nutritious cine-essay looking east for inspiration.
You will become attuned to how you act when a manic episode is looming.
The venue works against intimacy, but Nikolai Foster's beautifully acted revival is totally attuned to the play's swirling mix of emotion and hilarity.
Conversely, the act of caring is always attuned to the everyday ongoings, that is, the here-and-nows, which connect us back to exercising discretion and applying judgment, as there are no techniques or recipes that inform directly the way we should act.
Children will be encouraged, though, to think and act like foxes, keeping their senses attuned to the possible presence of rabbits, hedgehogs, waterfowl and other wildlife that might rate high on some creature's marsh menu.
Friends who have known Mr. Seinfeld for years say that he has always been sharply attuned to the fitness of his stand-up act, and eager to perform it no matter what else was occupying him in his personal or professional life.
We've heard from tattoo artists in England, Italy, Canada and the US who all want to be listed because they're well attuned to the idea of tattoos as an act of healing.
Like Williams, he is beautifully attuned to the tangible, physical world - not as an act of reportage, but as a way of depicting life passing through it.
Quidditch, the hybrid sport played on flying broomsticks with three separate balls, one of which acts as a kind of heat-seeking missile, seems perfectly attuned to children accustomed to multitasking.
Drama creates engaged, articulate beings who are attuned to their connection with others – which is why it's been suppressed – it's a political act.
And this not so much because of the acts described -- which one will know are an everyday occurrence if one is attuned to and prepared to believe women's word about their experiences -- but, rather, because of the language Trump used, for which he subsequently apologized.
