Sentence examples for been attuned from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring into musical accord
Rupert, however, has always has been attuned to political realities.
"European audiences have always been attuned to American noncommerical music" says Goldstein.
But pitchers have always been attuned to the emotional needs of others, as this clip from "Bull Durham" attests.
We've been attuned to think — and PBS's study confirms this — that books' chief value are as rites of passage.
Poets and philosophers have long been attuned to the fact that the quest for immortality drives much of humanity's peculiar ways.
I had already been attuned to this philosophy through the work of Rene Dubos and — on a broader scale — the "land ethic" of Aldo Leopold.
His bombast is attuned to Weimar America.
It's attuned to our sceptical times.
They are attuned to each other.
McFaul was attuned to this particular kind of Russian romance.
Still, she was attuned to the danger around her.
