Sentence examples for more tuned to from inspiring English sources

Such buyers were more likely to choose a less-expensive Honda or Toyota, which were more tuned to American tastes.

"They tend to be more tuned to what's hot," said Lewis H. Lapham, editor of Harper's magazine, referring the choice of subject matter when magazines decide to go long.

But if the world is becoming more porous, more transnational, more tuned to the same economic, social, and informational frequency — if the globe is more global, which means more Americanized — then the need for national cultural homogeneity is lesser, not greater.

Consciousness about the cost of college will be more tuned to thrifty measures to keep tuition and expenses minimal.

As to the question of whether US-Pakistan relations will now revert to normal, a lot will depend on whether the Pakistani security establishment is willing to create a narrative that is more tuned to new realities in the region.

With the long periods of time you spend with the other two, I found that I was more tuned to doing the job I had to do than I was with interfacing with them.

If it is more narrowly tuned to close conceptual associates, Levels 4 and 5 may show more comparable levels of recovery.

Trippy Mutants: A Stop-Motion Love Story.

A flat-screen TV silently played Al Jazeera; two more were tuned to CNN, showing similar scenes of jubilation with closed captioning.

Packed with technological gadgetry, it represents the next step on that evolutionary chain, one that is more finely tuned to individual desires.

With more filters tuned to extract features at finer orientations, the classification performance improves significantly.