Sentence examples for quite tuned from inspiring English sources

Some day, Long Run will not get away with sheer horsepower alone – and he may never be more vulnerable than when the engine is not quite tuned up.

Because, as their answer reveals, McDonald's is dodging, and it believes that consumers are still not quite tuned in to the nuances: Farming practices vary, but most of the cattle we use for our beef are raised in the U.S. on grass for the first part of their lives.

Maybe I wasn't quite tuned to meet southern ghosts after spending so much time with their cosmopolitan Brooklyn brethren?

I'm quite tuned into that through living in the States and being married to an American.

This gave me the sense that I was something of a celebrity, unlike other members of my family – brainy agnostics who didn't seem quite as tuned into God FM as I was.

I had the piano tuned quite recently.... so I started tinkling a bit, which felt very strange after seven-odd years".

"As Americans turn away quite leisurely, keeping tuned to internet shopping and American Idol," Wolf concluded, "the foundations of democracy are being fatally corroded".

As Americans turn away quite leisurely, keeping tuned to internet shopping and American Idol, the foundations of democracy are being fatally corroded.

It's not quite as finely tuned, but it's a useful reminder to Hollywood that a crowd-pleasing comedy can revolve around someone who often remains outside of the crowd.

This pore system can be tuned quite precisely, by simply adjusting the synthesis conditions, such as the amount of catalyst used for synthesis, and the drying conditions of the precursor RF gel.

It's not tuned quite as well to plane sounds as Bose's offering, but it does a really great job drowning out the sounds of daily life — so much so that it's probably a bad idea to have it turned on while walking down a city street if you're the sort who already tends to lose track of their surroundings.