“attuned”可以造什么句，attuned造句

Bid all the fine-attuned emotions live,

Women attuned to sensitive men found Vincent Lord attractive.

She wasn't yet attuned to her baby's needs.

And when attuned, He hath breathed the Holy Breath on the activity of the entity.

"Psychiatrists are attuned to encouraging patients to stick with treatment," he noted.

Recently, the authorities have come up with new statistic models even better attuned to the country's advancements.

This time, my eyes attuned to the task, I spotted the fish clearly — impossible without good polarized sunglasses.

I am finally taking medicine that suits me - an upper (anti-depressant), a downer (anti-psychotic) and a mood stabiliser (lithium) - and am more attuned to my symptoms.

He is clearly attuned to the problem, even if he has slipped towards describing the plight of "the 99%" as opposed to the "middle".

This suggests that something in the brain is attuned to picking out angry expressions, and that it is especially concerned about angry men.

In short, these were parents who had always been "attuned," as we therapists like to say, and had made sure to guide my patients through any and all trials and tribulations of childhood.

The Essenes were attuned to the angels. They developed the field of Angelology. They developed a sort of tree of life that represented fourteen positive angelic forces. They were expert Kabbalists.

My ears are not attuned to Japanese music yet.

Infants - and children - respond powerfully to an attuned environment and equally as powerfully to an environment that is not attuned, or is abusive.

He was -intuitive and especially attuned to the love of his life.

The tones came from a church in the still forest; people looked thitherward, and felt their minds attuned most solemnly.

With some exceptions on Amtrak's Acela and North East corridor tracks, level crossings are attuned to limits of 50mph for freight and 80mph for passenger trains.

It sets off an alarm in the brain's amygdala, our fear center, where we are highly attuned to threats of all kinds. Once the amygdala sends out an alarm, we don't think-we act.

"Physicians should be attuned to their patients' values," he added.

So is Germany now a “normal” (ie, selfish) country, more attuned to national than to European interests?

In brief, the Eucharist is the sum and summary of our faith: "Our way of thinking is attuned to the Eucharist, and the Eucharist in turn confirms our way of thinking."

I have also learned that because of my hearing loss, my other senses are highly attuned.

He seemed unusually attuned to people's feelings.

And in some careers, like psychology, there were more who were youngest, perhaps because youngest children are more attuned to relationships in their environment.