Sentence examples for attuned members from inspiring English sources

This realtime market of social pooling metadata will produce a form of virtual value exchange, where the most attuned members of the audience (those with particularly acute sensitivity to social graph authority and a kind of viral leapfrogging talent) will achieve a new form of rank and the ability to shower their clouds with whuffie dust.

At our department, our Office of Civil Rights and Civil Liberties (CRCL) is building stronger relationships with Arab and Muslim Americans, as well as South Asian communities across the country, so we can share information with community leaders in a timely manner and also become more culturally attuned to issues that members from these communities often face.

The music in Tuesday's first set ranged from a rustling stir to an engine-revving din, with each band member clearly attuned to the output of the whole.

Fortunately for Lemmy, a band would soon exist where everyone's drug-taking habits were attuned — or, at least, whose members could be replaced at Lemmy's whim.

Board members said he worked tirelessly and was well attuned to the different constituencies of students, faculty members, legislators, trustees, alumni, potential donors and the broader academic world.

The other members of his telepathically attuned trio — the bassist Burniss Travis and the drummer Justin Faulkner — from his latest album, "Gouache," join him here.

Nationally, according to the most recent census data, the 2010 poverty rate for non-Hispanic whites was 9.9 percent and for blacks 27.4 percent, Members of Congress are attuned to the economic conditions in their home districts and states, but living and working in Washington for much, if not most, of their time encourages the view that poverty is a black problem.

Obama's education and accomplishments should not distance him from ordinary Americans, but instead showcase an authentic striver, a member of the meritocracy attuned to the perils and the promise of American life.

That's not true, of course, but when I saw Hendrix at Hunter College in 1968, the first chords of "Purple Haze" fell like artillery shells on an audience whose members, their ears perhaps more attuned to the acoustic caresses of Joan Baez or Peter, Paul and Mary, stared at one another in disbelief and then joy.

One member of the staff was attuned to the plight of rural students, while another was sensitive to the difficulties of applicants whose families moved around a lot.

The emotional core of the movie, centred around Woody's efforts to restore himself to Andy's arms, was horribly attuned to the displacement fears of the younger members of the audience, though it never became mawkish.