Sentence examples similar to Intellectual receptiveness from inspiring English sources
Intellectual history says no.
Intellectual property is protected.
These observations highlight how the advanced ideas of Venice's intellectuals contributed to the content of Giorgione's works, and how the receptiveness of local collectors to the artist's lyrical, innovative compositions enabled the master from Castelfranco to pursue a career primarily as a painter of the mythical and profane rather than of sacred themes.
More recently, Simonton has suggested that certain dispositional traits are present in highly creative scientists such as an intellectual ability to generate many different associations or having a trait such as ".openness to experience, including defocused attention and receptiveness to novelty, variety, complexity and even ambiguity" [39].
Step 3: Assess influencers' receptiveness to change.
"There is a certain receptiveness built into the music.
Tolerance and receptiveness to others open multiple doors throughout life.
RECEPTIVENESS to new technologies often seems related to age.
As the dew falls the soul eases into bodily receptiveness.
