Sentence examples for attuning to from inspiring English sources
Attuning to the show's aim to loosen the mood of sabbath television, the chancellor had turned up tieless, although had stopped short of changing his name to Votey McVoteface.
The model explains how the body tries to recover from jet lag by attuning to the presence of various light cues when arriving in different time zones.
It employs Sara Ahmed's concept of the affect alien as a figure of nonconformity, to uncover how the affective resonances of grasslands might open new possibilities for attuning to the complex and multiple naturecultures of postcolonial lands.
Attuning to one's inner truth is a skill that requires practice.
The voice I'm attuning to now comes from within - not without - myself.
The other day I heard Buddhist teacher Sharon Salzberg say in a talk that we should think of attuning to the breath in the way we notice a friend in a crowd.
"We're very attuned to that".
It's attuned to our sceptical times.
They're so attuned to one another".
They are attuned to each other.
Now he was suddenly attuned to fashion.
