Sentences with phrase «more in tune with»

They might be more in tune with the wording.

«Arial contains more humanist characteristics than many of its predecessors and as such is more in tune with the mood of the last decades of the twentieth century.»

Scale is more in tune with the Microsoft Vision for Windows Mixed reality apps where the 3D objects can be viewed in the real world with actual scale.

It's true that each company's digital assistant will generally have their own areas of expertise — for example, Cortana will be more tightly integrated with Microsoft's suite of software (such as Office), while Alexa is more in tune with audiobooks and online shopping.

That display does make me more in tune with the bezel-less times, you know.

«The target buyer here... is a person that is more in tune with technology and energy efficiency.

This investment option comes at a lower premium cost because the cash value of the policy does not increase with time, and is often more in tune with a person's budgetary restrictions.

A2J Guided Interviews ® are increasingly popular as a means to conduct online Web intake for legal aid, and A2J Guided InterviewTM users are now able to designate a graphic more in tune with the purpose of their A2J Guided InterviewTM.

«If it is easy to access my service provider, I feel that provider is more in tune with my needs,» he says.

The next generation of web users under the age of 30 also give me hope — they are much more in tune with the written web (driving it?)

Finding that there is a duty to perform contracts honestly will make the law more certain, more just and more in tune with reasonable commercial expectations.

Though some of my students are more in tune with the business press than others, even students that rarely or never pick up The Wall Street Journal have some sense for how these business combinations have fared over time.

Greetings to all who are far more in tune with Law - speak than myself!

David, the above comment that I excerpted from your link is probably more in tune with the thinking of many of the readers / posters at CA.

Those ditching the fridge note that they eat more in tune with the seasons, and eat more (or predominantly only) fresh food.

Or perhaps people in China, South Africa and Brazil are more in tune with the effects of climate change already being experienced?

I would replace it with something more in tune with the final three paragraphs: In Science, it is truth that matters, not appeasing local authority.

Or are you more in tune with the urgency and alarmism of Obama, Pelosi and Reid?

more advances need to be done for better batteries still, but is it not more in tune with common sense?

Gioni added, «I can not think of two curators who are more in tune with emerging art today than Gary Carrion - Murayari and Alex Gartenfeld.

Contextually, lots of artwork from the 1970s through the 1990s is being proposed again because more in tune with current activism than the artwork produced in the last twenty years.

Winters's 60 paintings are essays more in tune with the work he was doing ten years ago.

I felt much more in tune with abstract expressionism — much, much more.

The «Forza Motorsport» series has catered to the types of racing game fans who are more in tune with simulation - styled games.

Tyler will primarily participate in racing events, Mac's all about helping transport important VIPs / packages and Jess is more in tune with off - road racing and drifting challenges.

Now, your Ghost companion's dialog is more in tune with the rich delivery offered by cast - mates like Nathan Fillion and Lance Reddick.

The level - up system has also been tweaked allowing the player to customize their character a bit more in tune with their playing style.

Instead of using a modern approach, director Balcomb chose to incorporate a style more in tune with the types of films that inspired the first Metroid game in 1986 (which named one of its creatures after Ridley Scott), favoring exploration and isolation over action spectacle.

The few times the game gives you more open combat locations feel more in tune with what the plot is going for.

While Gamecock's office space in Austin is surrounded by large corporate buildings and sits just two streets away from the Texas State Capitol, the company seems to be more in tune with the city's definitely liberal and distinct crowds that flood the eclectic bars and nightclubs in the downtown neighborhood every weekend.

While most Disney bloggers and writers are well - versed in the Disneyland and Walt Disney World culture, Erin is more in tune with the Asian Parks.

We offer a simpler lifestyle that is more in tune with nature.

I wanted to be more in tune with nature, with these songs playing on the back of my mind.

Getting thrown out of my comfort zone allows me to stay more in tune with the present as there is so much more to navigate, like different customs, languages, safety precautions and ways of expressing oneself.

As travelers have become more savvy, better - traveled and more in tune with the idea of what is real... READ MORE

Pet owners are also more in tune with their pets» psychological state, and are eager for solutions that support mental / emotional well - being.

Rheostats require manual adjustment and keep the cage keeper more in tune with the animal.

On the other hand, dogs» vision is more in tune with sepias and pastels than the full range that humans see, according to Ryder.

Also, I have begun, and continue to be, more in tune with how my dogs think, and why they do what they do.

Since training, she has really calmed down and been much more in tune with us and our commands.

Now under the stewardship of the Greenwood family, the ADBA continues to register only APBTs and is more in tune with the APBT as a breed than the UKC.

A holistic lifestyle incorporates a nutritious, all - natural diet, reducing exposure to chemicals in your food and home, exploring ways to get more in tune with your body through restorative exercise like yoga, and attaining inner peace.

It looks like the S & P is much more in tune with the performance of other benchmarks, particularly those in emerging markets and even in hedge funds.

While I note your comments on other frontiers I certainly would have greater certainty when you comment on Irish or UK stocks as I am much more in tune with what the various companies involved do.

The other option is to exchange your policy for one that is more in tune with your financial goals.

This method uses the lender published rates, which are generally much more in tune with what you will see on lender websites (and are generally much more reasonable).

You are probably more aware of local laws, local tax changes, local economic performance, etc, so it makes sense that you'd be more in tune with your own country.

It has given me the opportunity to become more in tune with my holdings.

What if the future bends inevitably toward «enhanced» books that do provide pleasure for eyes and ears more in tune with millions of years of human evolution?

Cheaper editors are simply being more realistic, since they're more in tune with the world of indie authoring.