Sentence examples for be particularly receptive from inspiring English sources

And while it would be impossible to find a common theme among all the American shows, some of the artists in Edinburgh said that audiences there seemed to be particularly receptive to shows that criticized elements of American society.

Those clients, in turn, will be able to funnel their messages to Web site visitors who might be particularly receptive, using technology from an ad-targeting division of WPP called 24/7 Real Media.

Asked by a friend and colleague whether he thought the Chinese would be particularly receptive to his economic ideas, Coase quipped: "Not necessarily, but there are a lot of them".

This week he's spreading his message of pessimism, hostility and dissatisfaction at the Glasgow Comedy Festival, where local audiences will be particularly receptive to one of his all-time pet peeves: the city of London, and everything associated with it.

Party drug users appeared to be particularly receptive to harm reduction measures, such as on-site emergency staff, pill testing and the availability of cool water, and to prevention of drug use provided via counseling.

"We believe that someone who is seeking STI testing is likely to be particularly receptive to the messages around condom use," said Dr Katie Newby, the project lead, "and we hope to convince them that condoms needn't be awkward, embarrassing or an obstacle to enjoyable sex".

He said Spanish speakers in the area were particularly receptive to the church's message.

Had they found any companies that were particularly receptive to hiring veterans?

That's a pretty old lesson, to be sure, but one that Americans have been particularly receptive to of late.

NBC Universal, for instance, started talking to advertisers about product integrations six months ago, and automotive dealers and movie studios were particularly receptive, an executive said.

What the inhabitants did with this new knowledge varies from place to place, but the 7th-century monks at Lindisfarne were particularly receptive to outside influences.