Sentence examples for a receptivity from inspiring English sources

To have to be inebriated "all the time" hardly speaks of a receptivity to life.

Les Wallach, an architect in Tucson, Ariz., has likewise found a receptivity he's seldom seen in the United States.

"I was here 10 years ago, and there wasn't such a receptivity to dealing with issues of slavery and African-American history," Ms. Jacob said.

"We have just heard amazing reports all over South Asia, India, Pakistan, North Africa, where people have found a receptivity to the Gospel," he said.

But one can very much speak here of the collective hush that Goodman rightly references as indicative of a receptivity and engagement that can be harder to come by across the pond.

Certainly his listening was a full-body act, a receptivity you could see in his posture, on his lined face, can even see in photographs, the mixture of proximity and distance in his gaze.

Through a deep receptivity for a sense of space and environment in his performances, Vince has surprised audiences with his mature and transcendent sound, melting uninitiated faces after an impromptu support set on Boiler Room for Japanese noise godhead Keiji Haino.

Living in the city has tremendously helped me develop strength of will, a taste for the eccentric, and a ruthless receptivity to change.

44 Indeed it is likely that the process of identifying and quantifying alcohol related risk or harm may be a "teachable moment" where patients have a heightened receptivity to the idea of reducing their drinking.

The deputy defense secretary, Paul D. Wolfowitz, also signaled a new receptivity to expanding the force in an interview with the British Daily Telegraph.

There was a profound receptivity and one tough-minded bishop, of a rather different mind from that of the archbishop, was reduced to tears.