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Meanings of more attuned in English

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Usage of more attuned in English
1
No contemporary politician is more attuned to the fickleness of public opinion.
The Irish Times
2
Companies, rather than private households, have been more attuned to energy saving.
Reuters
3
I think younger people get it and are more attuned with it.
The Guardian
4
And the more you do it, the more attuned your sense becomes.
Wired
5
My mother, though, more attuned, would stop by my room after dinner.
Letter to my daughter: a novel
6
That said; you are likely to be more attuned to it than most.
The South African
7
There was another audience listening as well; an audience more attuned to hip-hop.
Radio NZ
8
Had there ever been two people more attuned to each other?
The devil she knows
9
With all its limitations, the USA is still more attuned to pragmatic requirements.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
10
It needed someone else, someone more attuned to its use.
The First King of Shannara
11
Peter Oundjian seems more attuned to the more recent style.
The Irish Times
12
Clinton's team was more attuned to the media than Dole's.
The new yorker
13
I have also become more attuned to the ice and how I climb it.
Climbing Magazine
14
In addition; you're not as likely to be more attuned to it as other signs.
The South African
15
The Board of Governors is more attuned to political issues and is the ultimate decision-maker.
Reuters
16
Maybe Gears were more attuned to small vibrations because they had to react to them.
The Slab
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More attuned through the time
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common