Sentence examples for in tune with the principle from inspiring English sources

This means that libel law 216 years ago was more liberal and more in tune with the principle of free speech than it is today.

In tune Richardson's views are more in tune with the Scottish consensus.

"They are in tune with the people here".

I feel she's most in tune with the electorate.

They're offering something in tune with the times.

Now that is in tune with the genre.

This feels much more in tune with the times.

"We could never get in tune with the game plan".

(7) I stay in tune with the Blades.

Other galleries appeared, in tune with the emerging artists.

He's in tune with the diversity that's required.