attune

a society more attuned to consumerism than ideology.

students are not attuned to making decisions.

a conscious attempt to attune to the wider audience.

an industry that is not attuned to the demands of the market.

Like the tambura in Indian raga music, the monochorde produces a drone effect that attunes you to "the field of infinite possibilities.

If can choose, nodding a bowl of clear soup is better than hoosh much, because hoosh is to use butter and flour attune to become, drink much also be a kind of burden to the body.

The sentiment that musical place arouses is reached along with happy attune, rhythm, air, rhythm, layout, pictophonetic characters wait for an element tinnily and different.

Sometimes the Knocker Upper might attune himself to be able to wake up a three a.m.

Linen feels great on me - then we can kind of attune our eye to linen.

You can be an old soul that thrives in a modern world simply by choosing hope over despair, attuning yourself to nature and embodying what inspires you.

When the stakes are high, let me tell you, it's very hard to want to attune with anything, when we're facing such urgent threats.

And the more that you can attune yourself to the things that you appreciate in others, the easier this will become because at that point, it's just about voicing what you've seen.

While water sings, so must he, in heat or cold, calm or storm, ever attuning his voice in sure accord; low in the drought of summer and the drought of winter, but never silent.

What's going on, bring curiosity into our own experience, which then allows us to attune socially, that's the next way we can apply this, is attuning, whether it's in small groups or one-on-one, campaigning, strategy, classrooms, movie theaters, parks.