He had already told me how to attune to it.

Or did one day attune her body to the resonance?

We, on the other hand, have years, decades sometimes, to attune our bodies to the ways of health.

To begin your journey, you must attune to an inner world.

He tried to attune his senses to hers, to feel what she felt.

He tried to relax and attune his mind to what was happening, but found it difficult.

Before long, they learn to attune to each other.

He attempts to attune his mind to the subject, and to express the result.

One way to attune to your child is to listen closely and make eye contact.

Attuned to the mood he summed up the achievement of his own summer.

Taking cue from past and present, there is the need to attune a stunning future.

"There is another way to attune a person to the Jewel.

He put a hand to his collar, trying to attune himself to the emblem.

Its rituals and cult had been designed to attune people to reality.

The ear attunes itself to listen for what's next.

This is where ritual may come in, making it easier to attune to the energies.

The fault is of course mine, in not being able to attune my mind fully to yours.

You know how to attune your minds to mine.

It is to attune their bodies to the changing conditions."

We must be more careful to attune ourselves to its eternities.

"It attunes you to your environment and also it's tiring.

I'm going to attune the cell-activator to your individual cell frequencies.

In the domain of the mind there is both freedom and attachment; we make the choice which to attune to.

It was created to attune itself to its user and its environment.

Jackson paused to allow the audience and viewers a moment to attune themselves to his approach.

Give me a minute to get attuned and then ask your questions."

"I was very attuned to the efforts of making something beautiful and failing at it."

They have content that European consumers are very attuned to.

I think our background makes us very attuned to cultural differences."

They reveal how attuned people are to all the issues surrounding the Games, not just the sports events themselves.

Winter is not a bad time to recapture an open and attuned ear.

But consumers on other markets are more attuned than ever to product reliability too.

"Without shoes, I'm more attuned to how my body moves," she says.

"I think I'm more attuned with him or something.

But we have procedures, and we're very very attuned to the need."

Ms. Gardner hopes that this experience will make people more attuned to the way ecosystems work.

They seem very attuned to the scientific findings.

The Attuned Heart: follows the natural order of things.

A pair of red slippers, they give an attuned wearer unlimited move.

But even the most attuned American will be distressed anew at this stark reminder of how so many others live.

Projecting your reactions, responses and sensibilities onto someone who is probably far less attuned than you are.

"She is very attuned to the spirit world.

"My kids are very attuned to knocks on the door," Ms. Moore said.

He had become very attuned to its life rhythms over the centuries and those rhythms were far out of balance.

"I'm pretty attuned to this area," he said.

With the low latent inhibition, this has made him become very attuned to all the suffering around him.

After about seventy yards, Bolan's attuned sense of hearing registered something.

Also, no energy is taken by the crystal unless there is an attuned crystal.

"While there are consumers who are very attuned to interest rate fluctuations, many tend to react a bit more slowly."

"Women are very attuned to the unseen audience," Ms. Flanagan said in an interview.