attune

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.

It's also why his critics were so eager to boost the preliminary Pentagon report that undercut his claims – and why journalists, attuned to politicians motivated by political advantage, took note.

His voice was unmistakable: swaggering but self-aware, hungry for experience, attuned to both absurdity and ache.

She wears modern dress and is so attuned to the music that the separation of cultures appears as readily bridgeable as that of historic periods.