Sentences with Tune Out

The students tend to tune out during the long lectures about historical events.

As the boring documentary played, Sarah decided to tune out and daydream about her upcoming vacation.

During the family dinner, Mark tried to tune out his parents' argument by focusing on his plate of spaghetti.

The toddler began to tune out the repetitive nursery rhymes and started playing with colorful toys instead.

The seasoned detective had learned to tune out the background noise at crime scenes, focusing solely on the evidence.

During the intense basketball game, the player tried to tune out the cheering crowd and concentrate on making the winning shot.

During the history lecture, Tim tended to tune out, letting his mind wander to thoughts of the upcoming basketball game.

As the professor droned on about complex theories, the students began to tune out, finding it hard to stay engaged.

When asked about household chores, the teenager tends to tune out, preferring to listen to music and block out any requests.

Sarah tends to tune out when her friends discuss politics, finding the subject too overwhelming and uninteresting.

As the chef explained the intricate cooking techniques, some audience members began to tune out, not fully grasping the culinary jargon.

Despite the fascinating documentary, Susan started to tune out, her mind wandering to the tasks she needed to complete later.

The nature guide warned the group not to tune out during the safety briefing, emphasizing the importance of following guidelines in the wilderness.

The scientist's lecture on quantum physics made most of the audience tune out, struggling to comprehend the complexities of the topic.

Sarah found it challenging to tune out the noise of the construction site near her apartment.

The teenager would often tune out his parents' advice, thinking he knew better.

While reading a complex scientific article, I tend to tune out and lose focus after a while.

Despite the interesting documentary, Lisa began to tune out as fatigue set in after a long day at work.

The constant background chatter in the crowded coffee shop made it hard for Rachel to tune out and concentrate on her book.

As the politician continued to make empty promises, many voters started to tune out and lose interest in the campaign.

The athlete used music to tune out distractions and stay focused before the important match.

The students tend to tune out the teacher when the lecture becomes too monotonous.

During the boring meeting, she learned to tune out the irrelevant discussions and focus on her work.

As the toddler continued to tune out his mother's warnings, he touched the hot stove.

Despite the loud background noise, the scientist managed to tune out distractions and concentrate on the experiment.

The teenager used music to tune out the stress of exams and find a moment of relaxation.

The avid reader can easily tune out the surrounding world when engrossed in a captivating novel.

The quarterback had to learn to tune out the crowd's cheers and focus on executing the play correctly.

As the astronaut prepared for liftoff, he had to tune out any anxieties and concentrate on the mission ahead.

The chef had to tune out the bustling kitchen noise to ensure the perfect execution of the complex recipe.

During the scientific conference, Dr. Rodriguez had to find a way to tune out distractions and concentrate on presenting her research.

As the chef passionately explained the cooking techniques, some participants began to tune out, already familiar with the basics.

The audience started to tune out during the lengthy economic lecture, struggling to grasp the complex theories.

Despite the intriguing plot, John found himself starting to tune out of the novel, his mind preoccupied with personal concerns.

The athlete used music to tune out the noise of the gym, creating a focused environment for his intense training sessions.