Sentence examples for attuned us from inspiring English sources

Material wealth is not a bad metaphor for spiritual wealth: the concrete abundance of the Long Boom has attuned us to the cosmic abundance of the echoing Big Bang.

To get us to that point, Kierkegaard hopes to "attune" us, systematically discarding all the usual defenses we put up in the face of the absurd.

Recognizing birds as dinosaurs, or linking lungfish to cows — recent insights that Yoon sees as affronts to common sense — can attune us to the relationship of organism and environment in a changing world.

The beauty of this nomadic formula is that it attunes us to the value of lost histories, unknown degrees of separation, kinships and shared DNA yet unrecognized.

Setting our overwhelming goals aside and getting out in beauty has a powerful way of quieting us and attuning us to ourselves, setting the stage for an inner evolution or motivation to change.

"We already knew that dogs were special," he said, adding that we know that they are "attuned to us," as well as being able to "track all sorts of things that we find emotionally salient".

Experience attunes us to certain information or regularities or artifacts which we can exploit in the present.

Being relaxed helps us be attuned to opportunities around us.

And still such humanity!" Ms. Gunn's quietly centered but passionate performance helps keep us attuned to the human being beneath the lofty principles, and it is matched by Mr. Harbour's sensitive rendering of a man who knows that his hold on the woman he loves may be slipping but senses that he is powerless to turn the tide.

But this naturally makes us attuned to the languages of racism and race as well a gift of translation we keep pocketed for pleasant relations' sake.

We are in a stage of over-stimulation, which should enable us to be more attuned to the elements that surround us.