Sentence examples for attuned with from inspiring English sources

This double rejection of modernity makes them well attuned with a broader Anthropocenic sensibility.

Humanity will flourish only if its dao, or "way," is attuned with this natural order.

Colin Fleming argues that Charles Dickens's "The Signal-Man" is "more attuned with his holiday spirit" than "A Christmas Carol".

Decadal altitudinal shifts of main land cover types, specifically herbaceous vegetation, denuded soils, glacier, and upper montane evergreen vegetation are finely attuned with decadal changes in temperature.

With Legendary, they have a creative and management team that is so attuned with us it was like we were separated at birth.

"We must also remain sensitive to the need to keep the computer's goals attuned with our own," he later said, but added, "I am not convinced that this will be difficult".

Through this approach and live percussion, students will discover their own natural rhythmic capability, as well as learn to attune with the environment and with others.

There are of course many scientific explorers who are intuitively attuned to nature's ways, yet traditional scientific thought has encouraged people to prioritise the separation of nature at the expense of attuning with it.

Attune with the slow, inward energy of the Winter Solstice during this special concert of quartz crystal singing bowls and finely tuned gongs within Julia Morgan Hall, designed in 1911 by Julia Morgan and lined with natural redwood.

Attune with the natural slow, calm, inward energy of the Winter Solstice during this unique concert with live meditative sounds of quartz crystal singing bowls and finely tuned gongs within a grove of redwoods.

Attune with the slow, inward energy of the Winter Solstice during this special outdoor concert of quartz crystal singing bowls and finely tuned gongs within a grove of redwoods.