tuned out

The husband tuned out his wife when he was watching the football game.

The soldiers became disassociated and tuned-out, he said in a university press release.

tuned out the children's screaming.

She tuned out after I said no extra money was involved.

When things get a little bit too much, she simply tuned out temporarily.

As it tuned out, the webcams never did attract much traffic, but the offer of free web space did.

The outside world is tuned out due to our physiology; we can only process so much information.

During classes, I mostly tuned out from the lectures and wrote a blackjack game for my programmable calculator.

He could have tuned in, tuned in, but he tuned out . . .

Imagine how quickly his audience would have tuned out.

If the studio had used neurocinema they could have recorded every moment that I was immersed or whenever I tuned out and lost interest.

The voice of the poor is tuned out because the government only establishes policies that benefit the rich.

All the students tuned out when the speaker began on a long list of uninteresting facts.

Logic is important, but of no use to you if everyone has tuned out because they are bored;