Sentence examples for expertly tuned from inspiring English sources
Its suspension is expertly tuned, able to accommodate riders from 125 pounds to 250 pounds and more without major sacrifices in either ride or handling.
Think of her as Alexa, but with a medical degree and an expertly tuned bedside manner.
For example, we are expertly tuned to recognize human faces and their expressions (Rhodes, Byatt, Michie, & Puce, 2004; Tsao, Freiwald, Tootell, & Livingstone, 2006), and we prefer looking at photographic faces over other stimuli (Chien, 2011).
By expertly tuning every knob on the digital mixer of himself, Bach made the video one of his top three ever.
Picasso and Braque, along with Matisse, are here, but they take a back seat to Kandinsky, Malevich, Mondrian and Chagall, as well as the ever-dubious Franz Marc and lesser French artists like Robert Delaunay, Fernand Léger and André Derain, whose "Portrait of a Young Man" (1913-14) shims hignoringing Cubism to expertly fine-tune Cézanne.
Then came the new album that proved the Weeknd had a leap to bona fide pop star on the brain — and the expertly crafted tunes required to make it happen.
Plutarch, who stressed Cleopatra's conversation and the musicality of her voice over her looks ("She tuned her tongue like a many-stringed instrument expertly to whatever language she chose"), also began the debate over whether she was in fact truly beautiful, a topic that still fascinates historians and The National Enquirer.
Ms. Holofcener's sharp, witty dialogue shows an ear acutely tuned to the edgy, competitive nuances of contemporary banter, and the movie expertly evokes the rivalry percolating just below the surface of the Markses' relationships.
Released in August, "Beauty Behind the Madness" combined the alternative R&B he was known for with expertly crafted pop tunes.
Her efforts are in vain, but the fates are clearly listening: Celeste survives the carnage and goes on to sing a song of mourning — one of several tunes expertly written for the movie by Sia — at a memorial service, backed on the piano by her older sister, Eleanor (Stacy Martin).
