Sentence examples for how attuned from inspiring English sources

Just how attuned are television producers these days to chatter about their shows on Twitter?

How attuned are the county coaches throughout the land to identifying such talent?

The worst thing was how attuned we became to those investment managers and television pundits, hanging on their every word.

Mr. Obama has made clear in public settings as well how attuned he is to the opportunities and challenges confronting him, including history's warning signs.

Just as he could never accept that a decent system of ethics would be more likely to arise in a school for mentally handicapped children than among any intellectual élite, no matter how attuned to the Transcendental, he could never accept that peace is not a principle, merely a desirable state of affairs.

But how attuned are we to mental health symptoms in our kids?

The genius of Dr. Seuss's early books lies in how closely attuned they are to this tension -- how they delight in the liberties of the imagination without quite condoning anarchy.

Emily Dugan reports on the horrors visited upon one young woman and how she was able to cope and withstand them The actor tells Emily Dugan how becoming attuned to his father's violence helped him protect his mother One in four women will be abused by a partner.

How nicely attuned was that to an Olympiad in which, for the first time, every competing country, including Saudi Arabia, has sent women as well as men?

But it's a testament to just how closely attuned William's Gibson's work was to the zeitgeist, that in 1992 cyberpunk was manifesting in the cultural interface where 80s goth met 90s techno.

Mulligan's descendants were some of the last Indigenous Australians to walk out from the Great Sandy Desert and their stories seem to illustrate how deeply attuned they were to a changing environment.