Sentence examples for broadly receptive from inspiring English sources
The FA has been broadly receptive to his concerns.
"The momentum has shifted from being broadly receptive to these deals to having a hard think at this," said Alan DuPont, who heads the Center for International Security Studies at the University of Sydney.
Findings from the EPIC project regarding PPI training needs suggest that while informants were broadly receptive to PPI training for researchers, there was considerable reluctance regarding the training of PPI contributors, with a preference for 'informal inductions'.
"Had we started more broadly, the middle class would have been more receptive to the idea that President Obama wanted to help them," Schumer said.
If these forces come together, America might finally resolve its dilemma on how to create a college going culture in which the term "college" is more broadly defined as lifelong learning and the audience is more receptive to the message.
Moreover, both Senators Smith and Klein are broadly viewed as less liberal than Mr. Paterson and Mr. Schneiderman and more receptive to the real estate industry.
'Perception' must be broadly understood, however; what is crucial is that the emotions involve the exercise of a receptive faculty, especially insofar as their causes lie in the body, or more generally, outside of the receptive animal.
