Sentence examples for pretty tuned from inspiring English sources

"That happens far less often," he says, "because you have the time to do the job right and most people are pretty tuned up".

"And, then, me and Keith are standing around, and we're pretty tuned up because we did the Lokos.

The Mail's quote continued after a comma with "ultra-dry, sounded pretty tuned and the rock has no real sense, like it's playing to you from a cardboard box".

After calling Matt Bomer and Darren Criss' "Glee" performance of his tune "Somebody That I Used To Know" "dinky"and saying "the vocals were... ultra dry, sounded pretty tuned and the rock has no real sense," the Australian singer is now insisting his words were taken the wrong way.

"All the players study the analysis and plays so closely they are all pretty tuned in.

They're not words set to pretty tunes.

Corwin played a slow and pretty tune that made people's eyes blur.

Similarly, Johnny Marr was reportedly much put out that, having written a particularly pretty tune, Morrissey gave it the rather less fetching title Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others.

He did not even much like the title "composer", saying that he was "just someone who takes pretty tunes and joins them up".

With the future-shock aspect depleted, what comes through now is the pop in synth-pop: OMD's pretty tunes, the aching plaintiveness of Numan and the Human League.

We start by talking about the music; it's often lost in the chatter about the Fat Whites, and I like the new album – its sludgy far-away-ness, pretty tunes and unexpected disco/Hawaiian elements.