Sentence examples for fully in tune from inspiring English sources

The candidates are not all fully in tune with him.

Yet the Z4 chassis still isn't fully in tune with the rest of the car.

They're an impressive troupe, fully in tune with Cherkaoui's earnest and often spiritual world.

The opening pages, for example, could have been more delicate and supple, and the perilous octaves more fully in tune.

Some of the recruits were Tea Party types, some were not, but all were fully in tune with the anti-Washington mood.

He also said successful Republican candidates conveyed a message fully in tune with Mr. Bush's favorite themes of compassionate conservatism and fiscal responsibility.

It is possible that Benteke could join the squad in Kuala Lumpur in time to play a Malaysia XI next Friday as Rodgers is determined that all of his new signings will be fully fit and in-tune with his demands before the opening game of the season at Stoke on 9 August.

Her reasoning was that because there has been an outpouring of stories about depression in the wake of Robin Williams' death, we're all fully tuned in to the nuances of mental health problems now.

While the British adult is currently either fully tuned in, or else listening with half an ear, to the plot twists of the Will and Eddie Grundy story on the Archers, at playground level another tale of brothers is steadily lodging itself firmly in the junior imagination.

Then, you're fully tuned in to yourself with a "heart that listens," as King Solomon asked for.

In "Strings and Threads," the folksy dance tunes are fully in the spotlight; the orchestra mostly hangs back and provides a slow-moving harmonic backdrop.