Sentence examples for more closely attuned from inspiring English sources

The C.I.A. eventually concluded, in a highly classified personality profile, that General Beg was more closely attuned to the Islamic world than to the West.

The new program in industry strengthened the hands of managers and made a worker's efforts more closely attuned to his rewards.

This year's Pentagon budget is more closely attuned to military and economic reality than the misdirected and undisciplined spending of the Bush era.

The Pentagon budget must be more closely attuned to military and economic reality than the misdirected and undisciplined spending of the last eight years.

It would be hard to think of an artist more closely attuned to 20th-century American life than Saul Steinberg, one of our pre-eminent illustrators.

When modern Democrats are centrist, Cost judges them to be more closely attuned to the public interest; when they are more liberal, he finds them to have fallen prey to clientelism.

Caracci's more-decorous style, closely attuned to the church authorities' desire to control and subdue a large shifting population of actual poor increasingly perceived as a threat to social order would gradually gain the ascendancy.

Why crows and similar species are so closely attuned to humans is a matter of debate.

It is interesting that two writers who deal with the Holocaust are so closely attuned.

The Peak is therefore closely attuned to local tastes, Mr. Mutino said.

The Constitution established the House of Representatives as the branch of government most closely attuned to changes in the national mood.