Sentence examples for attuned from from inspiring English sources

With its flickering fluorescent ceiling panels, weirdly flipping wall clock and three-person workforce who punch in data in synch, Steve Marmion's clever, darkly droll production is attuned from the outset to the lunacy latent in this milieu.

And so: enter Sherwin, attuned from birth to link himself to his warm-spirited mother and her ebullient family and to shun the unpleasant depths of his solitary father.

Barnes foresees "nervous trading" in stocks this summer as investors stay attuned to comments from Fed governors about whether the softness in housing bleeds into the overall economy, and whether any perceived weakness will offset concerns over inflation.

The president who sought this advice--Bill Clinton--is gone, and the new Administration is far from attuned to these concerns, with no science adviser and a skeletal scientific staff.

Humans are more attuned to female voices from birth, he noted.

"Young people — and many older people as well — are technologically attuned, but more separated from the natural world than perhaps any generation before them," Mr. Jarvis said in his speech.

In the record stores and concert halls, on the radio and eight-track players in their cars, the good guys and the criminals alike are always attuned to the music: from Bootsy's Rubber Band and Graham Central Station to Mahogany Rush and Mott the Hoople.

Some MPs are attuned to different signals from voters.

These remixes take in everything from cosmically attuned club jams to hard hitting home listening home runs and shuffling indietronica via bass heavy stompers.

But that didn't stop entertainment, which is exquisitely attuned to the marketplace, from making its long march through our institutions.

I am attuned to the urban risks from bad drivers, traffic jams, and A.T.M. security — risks that come from other people.