in tune

“It was about staying in tune with the spirit of P. He’s still here — you know, the spirit doesn’t really die. You just have to find a way to channel it. And on this record, it sounds like he’s still here.”

Mamdani's policies, such taxing the rich, universal free childcare and freezing rents, are in tune with Corbyn and Sultana's brand of socialism and he shares a record of pro-Palestinian activism with his British allies.

I just really, like, I can’t imagine mothering without their help, because they’re just so in tune to each other.

For a high-powered pharma chief, she’s remarkably in tune with how the average person feels, which is what angers Teddy so much when Michelle continuously asks for an honest conversation.

He personally answers hundreds of emails daily to stay in tune with the campus pulse, and encourages students to approach him to practice networking.