Sentence examples for is not in tune with from inspiring English sources

History is not in tune with Song's aspirations, though.

She rejects the notion that her party is not in tune with voters on national-security issues.

But, he said, "the base is not in tune with Republican voters or the electorate at large".

Its senior diplomat at the United Nations says America continues to seek Iran's isolation with a policy that is "not in tune with the rest of the world".

Such a reluctance to get to grips with a dysfunctional leave system is not in tune with the family life to which people now aspire, and which David Cameron would like to be seen as modelling.

"If you're a small community, a small rural area with a small college, you may have a primary-care physician who has great knowledge, but is not in tune with concussion protocols.

"I'm surprised the Crown actually agreed on this sentence… It's not in-tune with the devastating impact sexual violence has—it's not even close to it," Glen Canning, the father of Rehtaeh Parsons, told VICE.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic commented that "B in the Mix doesn't exactly erase the impression that Spears isn't in tune with her recording career".

Many television legal eagles who vehemently espouse victim's rights in other high-profile cases have contempt for this victim's position because it isn't in tune with their personal beliefs concerning what a victim should want.

"Agencies were not in tune with understanding what was going on.

Similarly, Mr. Harrison said Mr. Fossella was not in tune with his district's concerns.