Sentence examples for are receptive from from inspiring English sources
The greens are receptive from the fairway, and they're rolling so nice.
With their social organization shattered during the Mfecane, the Mfengu were receptive from an early date to Christianity and Western education, and in the 19th century many became wealthy peasant-farmers, providing some of the first Western-type political leaders among Cape Africans.
Irreversible loss of the vital external work of an organism interacting with the environment to obtain what it needs Brain-dead bodies are receptive to stimuli/signals from the surrounding environment (e.g., clot blood at and heal tracheostomy and gastric tube incisions; have withdrawal spinal reflexes; react with hypertension and tachycardia to organ recovery).
Females are receptive to males from other groups, although resident males attempt to repel the intruders.
Our findings show that IPCs believe companions are more successful caregivers and less of a burden to staff when they are receptive to education from IPCs and willing to acting upon it.
Snorkelers can swim only if the dolphins are receptive, and they are prohibited from making contact; all interaction is initiated by the dolphins.
Individuals are receptive to approval or disapproval from others as it reflects society's views.
All living organisms have developed highly specialized structures that are receptive to mechanical forces originating either from the surrounding environment or from within the organism itself.
Some professors are receptive.
"That's going to be the key to her success -- being receptive to advice from other people," said Mr. Cummings, who helped Ms. Moffett learn the school's drill-oriented reading program, "Success For All".
Zlatan Ibrahimovic has suggested he would be receptive to interest from Premier League clubs if he leaves Paris Saint-Germain in the summer, with the Sweden international expected to pursue a year-long contract before seeing out his career in Major League Soccer with Miami.
