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

And with its favoring of solid objects over conceptual and digital art, it is in tune with a market-happy moment, when annual art fairs are replacing biennials as new international mega-shows, eliminating whatever illusional line existed between curating and commerce, critic and dealer.

It is in tune with majority feeling and acting for the public good.

A correlation between the ionic conductivity values and their variation with respect to increasing salt concentration has been found and it is in tune with the spectroscopic results.

"The BBC has missed an opportunity to prove it is in tune with the public mood over high salaries," Hunt said.

Mr. Wolfe predicted that the trend would have staying power, that it would sell in stores and that it is in tune with a shift in the cultural climate.

"Joining up care from home to hospital," is the party's mantra and it is in tune with the policy aspirations of many health experts and think tanks.

She has since said that skating prepared her for physical acting, because it trained her to be "in tune" with her body.

The religion he invented for 1963's "Cat's Cradle," Bokononism, was a warmed-over Buddhism that helped its practitioners forgive — or at least tolerate — life's absurdities, and it was in tune with the cold war dangers of its time.

It's in tune with life and the experiences ordinary people have".

It was in tune with public opinion, but lacked the authority to press its case.

It was in tune with the testosterone thumping around your body.