Sentence examples for carefully attuned from inspiring English sources

Those are criticisms to which the Romney campaign is carefully attuned.

"They tend to be carefully attuned to the norms of their peer group," said Joseph P. Allen, a professor of psychology at the University of Virginia.

The board should be carefully attuned to the risk profile and vulnerabilities of the corporation with a view toward anticipating and preparing for potential crises.

The army, however, has always been carefully attuned to public opinion, and Tuesday's attack provoked a remarkably swift, broad and emphatic outpouring of revulsion and anger.

The underlying philosophy of Dr. Levine's approach -- that teachers must be carefully attuned to individual students' needs -- is highly regarded by some special education experts.

We keep half an eye on our BlackBerry and an ear as carefully attuned to our ringtone as a mother's to her newborn.

Nurses used observation skills to take in the environment as well as intuition where they drew on extensive clinical experience to carefully attune to the non verbal messages given by the woman and others present.

But his writing here was sharply focused, carefully shaped and attuned to coloristic possibilities of the piano, violin and cello.

Anything that makes managers more carefully and thoughtfully attuned to those around them, including the employees they manage, should have positive implications for their management.

Well, that and Pride mode: It also evolved, carefully, with one ear attuned to the cries of its community.

Watching the series all at once, I kept thinking that its greatest artistic success was responsible for its major critical handicap: the show was so well-written, so carefully directed, and so attuned to a narrow type of rarely-seen-before verisimilitude that some portion of its audience simply lost the ability to distinguish it from real life.