I like the poem best, though, not when he's describing the things he sees but when he's examining the manner of the seeing; that is, the structural difference between how he normally sees and how he saw that day, attuned, on acid — What did I notice?
Within the context of the POINT intervention study, the program is evaluated and attuned on a structural basis.
Not open to debate is the cut-and-thrust among a quartet of actors as deftly attuned to one another as any on the London stage right now.
The musicians, acutely attuned to one another, didn't appear to be on autopilot for even a millisecond, with every nuance, phrase and gesture beautifully wrought.
"You trying to blow me up?" Another yelled, "They're smoking rock!" In this climate, officers speak of "tactical patience" — not pushing out too often or too aggressively, which could set off gunfights near civilians, encourage local men to line trails with bombs, and lose lives in clashes that could be avoided and replaced with more culturally attuned Afghan-on-Afghan efforts.
The party has moved beyond its sandal-wearing, eco-warrior image and, in many young peoples' eyes, is the one most attuned to their views on issues such as tuition fees and drugs.
I'd become so dependent on and attuned to the voices on the other end that I could detect the subtlest emotional shifts, like dipping my finger into water to test its heat.
"My kids are very attuned to knocks on the door," Ms. Moore said.
As befits the creator of "Extras," Gervais is keenly attuned to those on the fringes of life: to the no-hopers and their even sadder next of kin, the hopers.
"Now they are so much more attuned to what is going on around them.
I've always been about thinking what's next and what's next and what's next just by being attuned to what's going on today.
