Sentence examples for most in tune from inspiring English sources

I feel she's most in tune with the electorate.

"If Axe is the person most in tune with the president's voice," said Dan Pfeiffer, the White House communications director, "Plouffe is the one most in tune with the president's personality".

Some of those most in tune with slow medicine are the adult children who watch a parent's daily decline.

Capital seems most in tune (or maybe that should be Auto Tune) with the prevailing sound of pop.

What setting, themes and storylines will prove themselves to be most in tune with the mood of today?

They provide a vivid self-portrait of the man who, of all his contemporaries, seems to express attitudes and feelings most in tune with the twentieth century.

Perhaps their most in-tune with the zeitgeist effort yet.

Interestingly, shy and lonely people who worry most about being socially rejected are the most in-tune with social information.

Presidential candidates, here are the facts (read them, learn them, and own them): first, when it comes to online privacy, young Americans are the most in-tune generation.

A violent slurp is important because it sends the coffee across every part of the mouth, from the tip of the tongue, which is most in-tune with sweetness, to the back of the mouth, which has evolved to taste bitterness.

The entire horn section also played very well in general, but stood out more in the last two pieces as being one of the most together, in-tune, and cleanest sections.