Sentence examples for seem attuned from inspiring English sources

But Sanders's bank-breaking solution doesn't seem attuned to the changes.

Breakfast selections here are satisfying and delicious, coffee is rich and fragrant, and waitresses seem attuned to whether you are in a hurry or relaxing over a newspaper.

The circumstances of the collection of Beckett's letters are deeply curious, and have produced two volumes now that don't seem attuned to the interests and curiosity of the general reader and admirer of Beckett's work.

Viewers and snarling columnists seem attuned more than ever to the way networks show the Olympics, which means, to a great extent, on tape, even from a domestic location like Salt Lake City or Atlanta.

As is always the case with constitutional debates, this one combines the noblest motives, or their avowal, with self-interest: a need to seem attuned to public contempt for politics, and an opportunistic bid to push pet ambitions while the mood seems propitious.Consider the big speech given by David Cameron, the leader of the Conservatives, on May 26th.

"They're saying, 'It's too wordy -- I can say that much shorter.' " Mr. Wilson readily agreed that young African-Americans do not seem attuned to theater and that "if you want to reach them you have to become a rapper and get into their world".

Alexander Wang surprised many observers this season (including me) with a Balenciaga debut that seemed attuned to those values.

Like Tudor-Hart, Strand seems attuned to British ways of living, yet alert to what makes them peculiar.

His historical sense is, like Ashton's, uncanny: at times he seems attuned to Romantic-style ballets by Bournonville that he was unlikely to have seen.

If not at her best, Ms. Mattila was still vocally charismatic and dramatically involving, and Mr. Nelsons seemed attuned to her every impulse.

Four years ago, Barack Obama was the one politician in Washington who seemed attuned to those ideas and most concerned about addressing them.