Sentence examples for it's attuned from inspiring English sources

It's attuned to our sceptical times.

It's attuned to deep structures and symbols, rather than to policies and progress.

Douzet said TheLadders' guide is unique because the data reflects what users are saying now, not what was reported in a study months or years ago, and it's attuned to local differences — not just in salaries but also in the skills that employers are looking for, which can vary from city to city.

On the spot, he reworked Shultz's speech so it was attuned to the ear.

At the same time, Mr Boyden, who was raised a Catholic, draws a nuanced portrait of the French missionary, who displays remarkable physical courage and acts upon genuine religious belief.If Mr Boyden's work resonates with Canadian readers, it may be because it is attuned to the country's contemporary controversies.

Yet if the house's space-age form seems out of place in a traditional neighborhood, it is attuned to its context in other, more subtle ways.

"But niche advertising is a way for the marketer to demonstrate to the audience that it is attuned to that audience's particular needs".

I wonder if that may be because it is attuned to the current mood, speaks to the present moment.

And in this twlight imposed by the actions of the admiral, film noir thrived; not just because it was attuned to the times, but because light was in short supply.

"It is attuned to time in a way no other art form is. I guess I've always wanted to capture how your own mind works, or how a day unfolds, or how time works in relation to cinema.

The episode would be used to good account in later stories of the bell; in 1893, former President Benjamin Harrison, speaking as the bell passed through Indianapolis, stated, "This old bell was made in England, but it had to be re-cast in America before it was attuned to proclaim the right of self-government and the equal rights of men".