Sentence examples for certainly receptive from inspiring English sources

Venice was certainly receptive to Mannerist influence as seen in the works of Titian after 1530, Tintoretto, and Veronese but, with the exception of Andrea Meldolla (Schiavone), Venetian painting continued to be dominated by non-Mannerist ideas in colouring and expression.

Christian writers were certainly receptive to some of the elements of Stoicism.

And while the audiences tend to skew toward reserved (read mature), the packed house of 250 was certainly receptive to the charms and wiles of the often self-deprecating (and sometimes bawdy) Bogguss.

I am certainly receptive to any company training and I am a fast learner in any on the job training situation, if required.

His Friday night audience certainly was receptive.

I'm sure Boris will be receptive, he certainly seems more open minded".

"A lot of the industry, certainly, was not very receptive to having recorders," said Jim Cash, chief of the vehicle recorder division of the safety board.

The White House at first was not very receptive, but it certainly is now, as is the entire party.

First, make sure she's receptive.

Could it be that attracting the interest of a big established corporate buyer is more difficult than attracting the interest of what Mr. Higgins politely calls "receptive investors?" And investors certainly are receptive these days, though not, as far as I can tell, for the right reasons.

"Yet, while increased volumes remained elusive, the overall quality of exits this year was quite strong, and certainly sends a message that the market is receptive and open for business in 2013".