Sentence examples for seemed attuned from inspiring English sources

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

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.

The long, lean line of Francisco Costa's resort clothes for Calvin Klein today seemed attuned to the moment, though we won't be seeing these designs in stores for several months.

As Mauritania's first postindependence president, Ould Daddah appeared securely established in spite of occasional strikes by miners and demonstrations by students, because his policies seemed attuned to a population that was largely tribal and engaged in agriculture or pastoralism.

At times he seemed attuned to Middle Eastern sensitivities, noting that not all Arabs were terrorists; once he described the anti-terrorism struggle as a crusade, despite the anti-Muslim overtones that phrase has had for hundreds of years.

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

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.

But even if McCain himself hasn't been swept up in the online revolution, his notion of reform seems attuned to the moment.

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.