Sentence examples for is fully in tune with from inspiring English sources

More than a decade after his death (he was just 57), hindsight suggests that his extraordinary, genre-bending "method", that's so bewitching and hypnotic, is fully in tune with the spirit of an age that likes to mash up words and music, video clips and archival documents.

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

The group played Grateful Dead classics such as "Ramble on Rose," "Cumberland Blues," and "Truckin" and have the sound of a guys that are fully in tune with each other.

At the "Great War Rally" at the Royal Albert Hall on 14 January 1915, Bottomley was fully in tune with the national temper when he proclaimed: "We are fighting all that is worst in the world, the product of a debased civilisation".

To be successful in magic, you must be fully in tune with your mind and body.

At the annual conference of the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) in September, Zwelinzima Vavi, Cosatu's boss, warned that "different lifestyles and material realities are creating a leadership which is not fully in tune with what members are facing".

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

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.

The candidates are not all fully in tune with him.

Ian Fleming's James Bond is a 60-a-day man (Balkan and Turkish with three gold bands on the filter), but in the latest Bond film, Casino Royale, 007 is a smoke-free paragon – a man fully in tune with the rather strange morals of the first decade of the 21st century.

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.