attune

Because we were both attuned to sound beyond its conventional, auditory dimension, we could meet in a shared space that was quite instinctual.

Listeners, she argues, must not simply be attuned to the words a speakers says, but also to the life experiences and ideologies that shape those words.

A winning mentality attuned to the old adage of another managerial great, Brian Clough's "it only takes a second to score a goal".

It makes me think about who I am, especially as I grow older, as I become both more attuned to and confounded by who it is I think I am.

But by sticking to Ruth’s perspective, the camera attuned to every emergence of childlike glee, adult pleasure or sharp-witted flash of authority, we come to see a person, not a patient.