Sentence examples for quite attuned from inspiring English sources

Crouched down, we wait, now quite attuned to every snap and crack.

American elected officials are well aware of voter support for Israel overall, but they are also quite attuned to politically important variations in American attitudes.

"He was not the least bit snobby," said Rick Kessler, a scholarship student at St. George's who said he became quite attuned to the tone of condescension from rich classmates.

'I've had a hard day, I've been good, I deserve it.' If you're quite attuned to your body, you don't respond in that way".

Companies, rather than private households, have been more attuned to energy saving.

For once, this was not wholly a misapprehension.' Boyle's general argument seems to be that Goethe was quite different from his contemporaries, but more German than they were - or more attuned to German possibilities, inventor and citizen of a Germany that never quite happened.

Those words fell on especially attuned ears.

We are all pretty attuned people.

People are less attuned to loss.

"I am probably more attuned to books than most people.

Penn is more attuned to life on the go.