Sentence examples for deeply receptive from inspiring English sources

The university's campus had a solid counterculture reputation, and was home to a student activities board deeply receptive to jam bands from points west and south.

You learn how to put yourself in a deeply relaxed, receptive state in which you repeat statements such as "My body is strong and can handle this surgery," or "I feel calm and relaxed".

And thank you for my own tenderly receptive, resilient heart, which continuously breaks more deeply open inside this vulnerable, humbling path of human loving.

(She doesn't read novels — they help!) She's a kind of blank, really, partly because of her upbringing, and partly because of her character, which is a very interesting one — deeply impressionable and receptive, but not forceful, not able to carve its own way.

"His view of social and political life," Isaiah Berlin wrote, has "an authenticity, a concreteness, and a sense of reality" unusual in philosophy; it is "generously receptive, deeply humane and formed by the truth as he sees it, and not as it ought to be in accordance with dogmatically held premises or overmastering ideology".

At the same time, it is nudging a deeply suspicious South to be receptive to the North's overture.

Always receptive, supportive, wise and deeply affectionate father of Andrea, Robert and James.

I know Congress won't be receptive, and that's deeply unfortunate.

There is also evidence that one population of innocuous cool-sensitive thermoreceptors innervates the epidermis, while another population has receptive endings that are situated more deeply in the dermal skin layer.

The issue has been a matter of some debate in the Bush administration, with some State Department officials somewhat receptive to the European position and the Pentagon deeply skeptical.

Safely ensconced in the fuggy confines of one of the city's famous "afters" you find yourself confessing a long-held and deeply personal secret to what you think is an unusually receptive stranger.