Sentence examples for you calibrated from inspiring English sources

While French speakers must decide between the familiar "tu" and the formal "vous" in addressing someone in the second person, in Japanese, there are many ways to say I or you, calibrated by age, circumstance, gender, social position and other factors.

This way, you will always hit the same point and won't have to guess if you calibrated the gun correctly or if the whole gun changed position.

And you calibrate it so it's equally addictive".

"How do you calibrate the proper level of punishment to promote effective market relations?" Mr. Houser asked.

The key is the adjustable slider that lets you calibrate how strong the 3-D effect is.

On a bike, you know where the hills are, you know how to time the lights, you calibrate for the movement of cars in traffic, other bikes, pedestrians.

So you calibrate it to 47 and if you go above that by a set amount you should get the hell out of the area.

Those might sound like a retro threat, but not when you calibrate your mind, as the Party has, to the days of Kodachrome Communism.

You calibrate the screen by tapping it in four prescribed spots with the stylus, which teaches the thing how you like to hold the pen.

How do you calibrate taxes so the price of pot is high enough to discourage excessive use, but not so high that a cheap black market arises?

If that is how you calibrate your moral judgments, what word will you use if your son plants explosives on the moon and threatens to blow it to bits unless earth delivers a zillion dollar ransom?