Sentence examples for exactly in tune from inspiring English sources
But exactly in tune with much more cynical times.
Brown exploited this commonality, and used his software to put the two singers exactly in tune.
This B♯, however, instead of being exactly in tune with C, is slightly higher, by 0.24 of a semitone.
This was exactly in tune with his own emerging ideas.The dispassionate romanticComing from drab, class-ridden, 1950s Britain, Brian might have stayed.
The issue has attracted a broad mix of reactions in the US, not all of them exactly in tune with the "special relationship" that the two countries insist they enjoy.
The petrolhead thing isn't exactly in tune with the times; it feels as if, film after film, Vin and Paul have been essentially unzipping the flies on their Evisus and copiously relieving themselves all over Lord Stern.
But while it may not exactly be in tune with modern gender politics, it comes off well in Rachel Kavanaugh's production thanks to some exhilarating dancing.
It just seems that they are so in tune with exactly what is happening right now in our country, in our world.
Such stretching is exactly what scientists say best keeps a brain in tune: get out of the comfort zone to push and nourish your brain.
Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic commented that "B in the Mix doesn't exactly erase the impression that Spears isn't in tune with her recording career".
The difference between modeling and experimentally measured resonance frequency is attributed to the error in exactly manufacturing tuning fork tine width by photolithography.
