Instead, humans should attune themselves to the constant transformations of the Way.
They handled it professionally, attuning themselves to Mr. Nelson's drifting cadences with an increasing understanding and command.
Human beings, whose society and culture are marked by artifice and constraint, can hope only to attune themselves to its mysterious transformations but receive no special favour.
When our minds start to attune themselves to looking for the positive, we find much more positive things around us to reflect upon.
Nevertheless, by accepting an assumption that existential "facts of life", as Yalom describes them, are part of the terrain of sickness and death, health providers can attune themselves to patients who do wish to engage these concerns obliquely or straight on.
Still, countless Americans found themselves attuned at one time or another to NASA TV, a bare-bones cable channel with raw coverage of missions, or to the Twitter accounts for individual astronauts.
What is common to most of his detractors is a failure to let themselves become attuned to his spirit, to his dream.
Many analysts say primaries would help the party cultivate stronger organizations at state and local levels — and make it more competitive, as regional parties are presenting themselves as more attuned to local concerns.
Unfortunately, when I described the film to several friends and acquaintances after I saw it at Sundance in January, I was disheartened by the number of people who stopped me to say, "Jack who?" Jack Abramoff - and shame on anyone who considers themselves to be attuned to what's been happening politically in the past 10 years who doesn't know his name.
Writers — perhaps from a vocational need for endings — seem especially attuned to the looming conclusion of themselves.
