Sentence examples for in tune with a from inspiring English sources

This is in tune with a mounting digital revulsion in Germany.

"I wanted to feel more in tune with a specific place, its seasons, tides, weather patterns".

One new feature is a radio service that streams music in tune with a listener's tastes.

It feels entirely in tune with a production that prizes efficiency, clarity, accessibility and above all energy.

Briefly closed for two years, the Crocodile is again in tune with a flourishing Seattle music scene: hip-hop.

PaidContent found it to be frustrating and confusing, and more in tune with a print magazine than with the iPad.

By allowing local citizens to be investors in real estate projects, development could more in tune with a neighborhood's needs.

Though most Europeans consider his methods abominable, his anti-immigrant ideas, while extreme, are in tune with a growing current of xenophobia in Europe.

It is a simple, powerful message, in tune with a time when fear of government overreach and debt drove a wave of Republican victories.

He has positioned himself as a reform-minded leader, more in tune with a younger, urban and less sectarian middle class.

To stay in tune with a falling dollar, other central banks will have to print more of their own currency, risking inflation and asset-price bubbles.