Sentence examples for attuning myself from inspiring English sources

It just seemed like a mismatch attuning myself to the same plants against geometric structures, Corinthian pillars and purple marble.

Immediately, I was reminded to attune myself to the vibration of nature and that everything else is man-made distraction.

The voice I'm attuning to now comes from within - not without - myself.

Art to thy lyre attuning strains of joy.

Attuning oneself involved reverent concentration and mindful reflection and practice.

A former Peace Corps volunteer (like myself), Meg is attuned to local needs and appropriate technology.

A new mother myself, I am highly attuned to the thrumming of the universe, and not always to the aesthetic good.

I've asked myself: Would Hillary Clinton, experienced and attuned to blue-collar America, have been stronger and more capable of lifting the national mood?

I like to think of myself as reasonably sensitive yet attuned to practical issues; in touch with my emotions, but not their servant.

"I Am My Own Wife," about the German transvestite Charlotte von Mahlsdorf: I enjoyed it but found myself asking, especially since it moved to Broadway, "Will anybody who is not attuned to gay issues come to this play?" RUDNICK -- It's lunacy to imagine that a play can only speak to your personal experience.

I wander these streets — my mind attuned to the idea, "Must feed... must feed... must feed" — but the wandering is really an excuse to look at the city and to reacquaint myself, consider how things are changing.