Sentence examples for remarkably attuned from inspiring English sources

Gould himself, remarkably attuned to this kind of self-reflexive discourse, scorns definitions.

More than the typically brief rehearsal time seemed to have gone into their thoughtful rendering of Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 17 in G, with soloist and orchestra remarkably attuned to each other.

Although it is not often recognized as a vehicle for future economic competitiveness and prosperity, No Child Left Behind is remarkably attuned to the needs of students who we want to succeed in a competitive world.

At the end of the day, I find my students to be remarkably attuned to doing the right things for the right reasons.

The result, arranged and orchestrated by Leighton Lucas with the help of Hilda Gaunt, sounds incoherent and remarkably ill attuned to the drama: sweet pastorales for a rape scene, muted lyricism for jolly celebrations or ominous musical brooding for terpsichorean jollity.

For a champion of such steel and achievement, he is a remarkably sensitive man, deeply attuned to the tenor of conversations and interviews.

The score - a jaunty pastiche of country tunes, music-hall turns, rustic folk dances and marches all filtered through sensibilities attuned to Gilbert and Sullivan - also remains remarkably fresh.

The army, however, has always been carefully attuned to public opinion, and Tuesday's attack provoked a remarkably swift, broad and emphatic outpouring of revulsion and anger.

"We're very attuned to that".

In fact, he was market attuned.

But it is just as politically attuned.