“in tune with”造句，怎麼用in tune with造句

If you are in tune with your body, you'll likely be in tune with hers as well.

Just make sure you are in tune with your intuition while making these decisions.

This was in tune with the international consensus, but it was nonetheless perceived as imperious.

When I am in tune with God, I remember he has everything under control even though I don’t!

The key to Hong Kong's success is its ability to reinvent itself in tune with the times.

Ultimately, Reason allows us to choose that which is in tune with our true nature with greater accuracy than if we merely follow our animal instinct.

Such thinking is in tune with the way the military has long thought of itself—a worldview that has led to trouble in the past.

Goals are merely the specific embodiment of our values - tangible milestones that are clear indications of lives lived in tune with our values.

I would have offered consolation during his final hour, if I'd been really listening, thinking and in tune with the Infinite.

It is much easier for users to transition to applications written with II ce if the conceptual mapping in your connector is in tune with how they interact with the system already.

The experience had not made him, in her opinion, calmer, more accepting, more in tune with the universe, or any of those other things she thought Eastern religions were supposed to do.

Other Pacific leaders, including the host, Papua New Guinea's prime minister, Sir Michael Somare, urged a milder approach, more in tune with what they like to call the "Pacific way".

By listening to relaxing music while you eat, you'll consume less, as you'll chew at a more leisurely pace and be more in tune with your body, so you stop eating when you feel full.

His ideas were in tune with mine.

The violin is not quite in tune with the piano.

These proposals are perfectly in tune with our own thoughts on the subject.

Different cultural features of ethnic groups are in tune with one another and work out a melody.

The younger generation are raised in a more open environment, which has enabled them to develop in tune with their values in life.

Once a change in position, may be the right size, might not in tune with the surrounding environment, so the rich are generally permanent display device.

As an offshoot of the same, IAF redrew its operational plans and objectives were redefined in tune with the changed modus-operandi and directions.

If you build your relationship on what you do, not what you say, Dr Love says the man in your life will feel more in tune with you, less threatened and there will be fewer issues to sort out.

His inability to make decisions on the pitch has me tearing my hair out at times; he just isn't really in tune with the way we play our football and every time he gets the ball I fear a good move is going to break down, and most of the time I'm right.

The violin be not quite in tune with the piano

Thus, playing mahjong not only had a down-home flavor to it but was also in tune with world trends.

Having thus sorted society, Mr Dalio MUSES on the nature of good and evil, arguing that anything in tune with reality is good.

Instead, he thinks yoga helps keep people more in tune with their bodies and eating habits and aware of bad habits, such as eating because of stress, boredom or depression.

Those who are“ self smart” are in tune with their own emotions.

The heart will throb, the blood will leap in the veins, and the millions of living atoms of my body will vibrate in tune with the note of the harp-string that thrills at the touch of the master.

Your physical energies are not always in tune with your inner intentions, so one can get in the way of the other without your being aware of it.

Get your violin in tune with the piano, please.