Sentence examples for unable to tune in to from inspiring English sources
When they're unable to tune in to our feelings and let us know that it's okay.
Most of your everyday discourse has become so pedestrian that your ears have become unable to tune in to language that aspires to greater heights.
AS the cable television standoff known as the Yankees Blackout continues, most Westchester viewers remain unable to tune in the games, and just about everyone is fuming.
You give yourself over to "Umbrella" in flashes, as if it were a radio station you're unable to tune in that you suspect is playing the most beautiful song you will ever hear.
First, some explanation of what I mean by EDD: It's reflected in being unable to step outside yourself and tune in to what other people experience, especially those who feel, think and believe differently from yourself.
The lower-quality signal was called UHF, and many households at that time were unable to tune it in.
And people continue to tune in.
Musicians were beginning to tune in.
You simply have to tune in.
