Sentence examples for now attuned from inspiring English sources

Weather forecasting, now attuned more to anticipating damage, became a daily activity.

The problem for Tottenham is that opponents are now attuned to Kane and increasingly able to stop him.

It is the amplification of the truth – good, bad or warty – to which the public is now attuned.

My life is now attuned to natural time — the… Martin Scorsese's new film, "The Wolf of Wall Street" (opening Dec. 25), stars Leonardo DiCaprio in the role of the real-life stockbroker Jordan Belfort.

Even if we are now attuned – perhaps resigned – to trading our privacy for the limited joys and usefulness of social media platforms and potentially nefarious toys such as drones, the platforms themselves must take responsibility.

"Some of our thinking was informed by changes that have happened in the broader tech landscape and the cadence of innovation to which the consumer is now attuned – particularly by smartphones," he said.

Maybe the difference is that people are now more attuned to anxiety.

But Giorgione is still visible behind all this and your eyes are now sufficiently attuned to see him.

I was too trusting with my management, but boxers are now more attuned to what the sport can bring them, and that's a good thing".

That president would work with leaders such as British Prime Minister Theresa May, Macron and Merkel, who are now fully attuned to the danger of Russian political meddling.

They are now well attuned to similar food to humans' food and are omnivores to the extent that they can be vegetarian.