For instance, Bill de Blasio, the public advocate and a former councilman with Borough Park ties, has been attuned to issues grating on Orthodox Jews, like business fines and parking.
Hank Roberts Those who have been attuned to jazz and improvised music in New York may associate the cellist Hank Roberts with the 1980s.
Actually — just as you'd expect from a nascent campaign that is already showing considerable discipline — the e-mails appear to have been carefully selected to make Bush appear to have been attuned to the concerns of ordinary Florida voters.
But in another sense, happiness has always been Romney's concern, in that his whole political life has been attuned to gaining the approbation of others, even to the extent of picking up and abandoning positions at will.
He has been attuned to the state's Democratic leanings, without neglecting its affection for family values and its penny-pinching roots like protecting Social Security, not raising taxes and lowering the price of prescription drugs.
Metal fatigue occurs with repeated flexing; the civilian aviation industry has been attuned to the problem since the roof of a Boeing 737 operated by Aloha Airlines tore off during a flight in April 1988.
Of the food that does reach the supermarket, up to half is thrown away by the consumer.David Williams Warwick, WarwickshireThe vital centreSIR – Bagehot mentioned that the Conservative Party has been attuned to class politics since at least 1923 when it chose the "humble" Stanley Baldwin for leader over the "pukka" Lord Curzon (December 12th).
Before our visit, Kovarsky's daughter wrote to me about her father's interests: "His eye has been attuned to beauty not only in pageantry and performance but also at the bar and grill, the beaches of Coney Island, the boxing ring, and the supermarket.
Even if she does not at first consciously think about it in this way, her resentment can arise because her emotions have been attuned to respond to other cases where a promotion has been granted unfairly and where in retrospect there is no doubt in anyone's mind (like the pond case) what would have been the right thing to do.
Nurses historically have been attuned to the needs of the whole person, their family, their community, and their interactions with their environments -- all components of identifying and treating PTSD and TBI.
