Sentence examples for yet attuned from inspiring English sources
Their divorces became final, but she was not yet attuned to Mr. Shikany's interest in her.
I like to think of myself as reasonably sensitive yet attuned to practical issues; in touch with my emotions, but not their servant.
To those not yet attuned to the vast open spaces found in the music of Morton Feldman (1926-87), this may be the perfect introduction: the piece is intimate, accessible, and, at seventy-nine minuteshorterthanthActAct I of "Don Giovanni" or "Der Rosenkavalier".
Or should we cultivate a kind of patriotism "in which identification with a particular project of democratic self-rule is yet attuned to the claims of justice that both civic outsiders and insiders" will make (1999, 198).
"There I was, listening to two men very different, yet brilliantly attuned to each other, spinning and refining their thoughts in front of us.
He seems to have difficulty understanding how his actions impact others, yet very attuned to his unique ideology that is not always homogeneous.
His writing can be darkly hilarious and grotesque and yet simultaneously attuned to his people's sense of loss and bewilderment and frustration.
He lives through periods of anxiety and horror and yet remains attuned to the fine grain of everyday experience, as his children grow up, his hair turns gray, and he has to find a new camera.
He seems to have difficulty understanding how his actions impact others, yet very attuned to his unique ideology that is not always homogeneous.... Since he reported that an incident such as this occurred in another class, administrators will have to help this student clearly understand what is appropriate classroom dialog".
But this is a play in which politics and passion are so tightly intertwined as to be inseparable; and what is so moving about Daldry's production is the encounter of two people who are socially on opposite planets yet keenly attuned to each other's responses.
Mendele is inclined to criticize outmoded practices, yet he is attuned to the traditional world of eastern European Jews.
