Sentence examples for especially receptive from inspiring English sources

The Haitian-American community, with its traditional fondness for radio, is an especially receptive audience.

She was lucky to work under managers who were especially receptive to a flexible schedule request.

The Internet is especially receptive to those who invent a better, or at least more colorful, mousetrap.

Children, Wilson's engaging journey through the research shows, are especially receptive to this kind of dietary exposure.

But voters are smarter than many cynics think, and they may be especially receptive to fresh points of view at this stage in the political cycle.

A harp-strumming merman built like a lazy linebacker going soft seemed especially receptive, swinging through his steps the next time with an imperturbable low-slung grace.

The green, which slopes away from the player, is not particularly receptive to approaches -- especially those played from the drive zone, which sits much lower than the green.

People there aren't particularly receptive to Tea Party theatrics or extreme free-market rhetoric, he said, especially in the face of economic decline.

Especially, its receptive fields exhibit high flexibility by being formed by neural networks.

While this shift represents nominally better policy, it preserves the ban's core problem: the fact that the FDA is targeting a high-risk group (men who have sex with men) instead of high-risk behavior (unprotected sex, especially unprotected receptive anal sex, with multiple partners -- regardless of the gender of those involved).

Alternatively, surrounds could be created within area MT, either by horizontal connections (Allman et al. 1985), or by inhibitory connections from especially large receptive fields found in layer 5 (Raiguel et al. 1995).