Mr. Chu attends several performances in advance to attune his timing to the pace of the show.
The effort will use awareness and education programs to try to attune couples to distributing responsibilities more equally, said Patricia Schulz, director of the Office for Equality.
The style is hypnotic and captivating, though it takes time to attune the ear to a purposefully rough-hewn vocal timbre and the metabolism to a glacial pace.
To get us to that point, Kierkegaard hopes to "attune" us, systematically discarding all the usual defenses we put up in the face of the absurd.
For further guidance, check out Dan Pink's book "To Sell Is Human," which offers creative ideas about how to attune and pitch.
Human beings, whose society and culture are marked by artifice and constraint, can hope only to attune themselves to its mysterious transformations but receive no special favour.
It takes a while to attune your ear to Gurganus's pared-down prose, and until you do it can seem oddly unlubricated, sticking then surging by turns, with its quirky lack of definite articles.
The volume is high, the actors' accents so idiomatically rural that it takes a while to attune your ears, the hyperbolic traits of the characters played without a wink.
She keeps the volume high and makes sure the actors, whose accents are so idiomatically rural that it takes a while to attune your ears, attack the hyperbolic traits of the characters without a wink.
It took time to attune to Feldman's musical world and to adjust to the central paradox of the quartet: the way that, despite its incomprehensible scale, the piece is constructed out of individual, fleeting moments.
Although some critics deemed his films mere exercises in nihilism, Haneke considered them attempts to attune viewers to the ways in which the structures of modern bourgeois society inhibit moral empathy and interpersonal communication.
