Sentence examples for remain attuned from inspiring English sources

Poets may need to find new ways to remain attuned to enormous changes that no one can foresee completely.

To remain attuned to the region's customers, the Estée Lauder Companies opened a research and development center in Shanghai last June.

He's perfect!" McQueen is aware of his new responsibilities, but wants to remain attuned to the street: "I would never release myself from London, the way John [Galliano] has....this is where my inspiration comes from, this is where my life is".

If the film suggests that there's something bittersweet about a life dedicated to a single pursuit cultivated with an almost religious fervor, it also stands in awe of its subject's seemingly inexhaustible, self-abnegating capacity to remain attuned to the expression of others.

The first and most troublesome is that the continuing cost of the war is exquisitely sensitive to the precise number of troops in theater at a given time, and President Obama has said that he will remain attuned to the notoriously changeable conditions in Iraq as he carries out his plan.

That someone and I began dating from casually to regularly, but during which I continued to remain attuned to the things I had been pursuing outside of a romantic endeavor.

Data from this teacher's pre-test and selected course assessments and interactions suggest that while he was able to develop some aspects of the mathematical practices described in the literature, his overall orientation remained attuned to memorization and recall.

Whatever inroads secularism made in the 20th century, a generation-long, worldwide Islamist revival has washed much of it away.The reality is that most Egyptians remain grindingly poor, ill educated and alienated from a ruling class seen as more attuned to Western fashions than local custom.

As in the past, however, the politically attuned prime minister has remained elusive about a referendum date and cautious about the likely outcome of any economic assessment.

But when Mr. Perry chose to stay in the race, a simple question rolled off many politically attuned tongues: why?

Those words fell on especially attuned ears.