Sentence examples for deeply tuned from inspiring English sources

He was an actors' actor, deeply tuned into his craft.

Alison Mosshart is the ideal of a frontperson; she's deeply tuned to the sub-rhythms of their songs, like a human seismometer.

As other questions on the HuffPost/YouGov poll also find, the majority of the public isn't deeply tuned into the debate over the nuclear agreement.

Once you are deeply tuned in with yourself, you can now tune in to others and connect in a way that keeps people genuinely engaged.

I began studying with dance therapist and body intelligence guru Kathlyn Hendricks, where I realized just how deeply tuned to movement I was.

And then, you deeply tune into others.

It also seems deeply in tune with Han's purpose as a writer.

She said she hadn't felt so close to, so moved by and so deeply in tune with characters in a novel for a very long time".

Over two and a half hours, he and his band play a collection of deeply textured tunes behind Callahan's distinctive deadpan baritone.

Not only does it have at its heart the kind of "interactivity" that is so popular among visitors to Tate Modern, but also, with its apocalyptic vision, it seems deeply in tune with the times.

And he learns from the audience's enthusiastic response that when he withheld pity and assistance from the Boer prisoner, he was in fact deeply in tune with the mood of the British public.