1. I learned to tune out the background noise.

2. I can't get that tune out of my head.

3. A bored child may simply tune out.

4. Instead of either changing or performing, people tune out.

5. He had learned to tune out the kids' constant questions.

6. Clearly he had long since trained himself to tune out all awareness of boys unless they menaced his engine or coachwork.

7. A toddler may tune out and get distracted when pictures in a book become too intricate.

8. Whatever you're talking about, children rapidly tune out if you go beyond them.

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

10. Information overload can lead some people to tune out messages altogether.

11. Some people who sleep next to snorers are able to tune out the sound, if they are heavy sleepers.

12. If your performance is boring, the audience will switch off and tune out.

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13. 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.

14. Most experts recommend that elementary school - age children tune in cartoons and tune out war coverage.