tune out

It would be much too hard to interact with Jessica normally if I had to work to tune out the music, too.

It was one way to tune out the voices that babbled like the gush of a river inside my head.

When I'm there on my yoga mat, I'm able to tune out the rest of the world. It's such a peaceful feeling.

Conversely, it may also be that individuals with MDD turn to happy music to "tune out" their negative moods or to elevate their moods.

The degradation of infrastructure, institutions and, most important, human capital, creates a desire to tune out of it all.

And while sometimes kids can drone on and on and become easy to tune out, you can't do it when they're trying to interact with you.

But even they might be surprised -- and worried -- by just how much we can miss in the voices we decide to tune out.

In a time of change, young people often put self interest in the first place and tune out social commitment.

But recalling something also requires you to tune out the irrelevantbits, an ability known to decline with age.

So, here are a few daily tips to simplify, tune out, and perhaps live a little more like our natural selves.

Sometimes the INJ's private world overtakes the INJ to the point that they completely tune out their environment.

The bottom-line for investors: tune out this week's politics, and focus on the Fed.

Until monetary stimulus translates into activity, those trading commodities should tune out the Fed-watchers and focus on the nitty gritty.

It causes you to tune out the world, to sit in front of the television and ignore your relationships.

"The word on the street about laptops in class, " Dr. Bruff added, is that students use them to tune out, checking e-mail or shopping.

They asked whether it was possible to share science with those who are passionate about it, without causing others to tune out.

I have to tune out the whole world and put myself in a place where nothing else exists but the topic I'm writing about.

But those who visit it still must stare at glowing screens and tune out everything else around them.

They just tune out the dangers and focus on enjoying their daily lives.

Listen to the good. Tune your ears to love, hope and courage. Tune out gossip, fear and resentment.

When you're at a cocktail party, can you tune out the conversations of other people?

Tune out others who may be around. Any person worth your friendship will see the haters for what they are- cowards.

Tune your ears to love, hope and courage. Tune out gossip, fear and resentment.

All right. But remember, you can't tune out all the sounds outdoors.

When you spend years talking to someone using the same language and inflections , they may tune out easily.

Sorry, You dial the telephone is tune out please later again dials.

We tune out 99% of all the sensory stimuli we actually receive, and we solidify the remainder into discrete mental objects.

So there's never a point at which you can just tune out and consider your work done.

You tune in one station and thus tune out all others.

Listen to music you'd ordinarily tune out.

Think about greed and excess and what it means to tune out the other guy in zhe name of progress.

when online , she would tune out and just chat with friends.

It can be a overwhelming and stressful causing us to tune out of work and life.

But this is especially important with virtual meetings because it is so easy for participants to tune out.

Presumably, this is because they tune out the worries and doubts that normally keep their actions in check.

I'd tune out the booing when I heard it, telling myself that that's just life on the road when you play in the NBA.

Know when to tune out, if you listen to too much advice you may wind up making other peoples mistakes

Tune out: To disassociate oneself from one's environment

My eyes tune out the other way,