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

Slaten says that Box is "in tune" with what clients want in a user experience, whether that be collaboration, apps or security.

"We're better equipped now this year, everyone is in tune with what we're trying to do on the field.

"As we confront unprecedented national and international challenges, it's clear that a tested leader like Bob Torricelli is in tune with what New Jersey needs," said Mr. Roberts, an assemblyman.

As co-founder of Young Britain, one of our delivery partners, and an experienced restaurateur, Fay not only has an understanding of the food industry, but she is in tune with what every entrepreneur wants to gain from a mentor, and a startup's concerns and obstacles right from the idea to implementation.

A brain in the outfit takes the sensory input and composes a "melody" that's supposed to be "in tune" with what's "going on".

That's in tune with what parents want.

You also have to find and keep players who are in tune with what you're doing; you have that empathy, the quality of breathing together".

The exit poll forecast of a hung parliament, with the Tories as the largest single party, was in tune with what most Westminster villagers had anticipated.

And with a working knowledge of the national curriculum, she can help her Manchester colleagues to design courses that are in tune with what students already know.

"These parks can be better tended to by local municipalities, because they are in most cases more capable financially and are in tune with what local residents are looking for in a recreational facility".

"When doctors take this strident view that doctors won't get involved in this in any way I don't think they are in tune with what the public want to be able to get from their advisers.