Sentence examples for far more receptive from inspiring English sources

Americans, however, are far more receptive to the ads.

Most members of my profession are far more receptive to it, and for three main reasons.

Bargain hunters are likely to find sellers far more receptive elsewhere in the metropolitan area — but not everywhere.

It's more musical," he says, adding that contemporary audiences are far more receptive to what Swans have to offer.

But while Brazil remains far more receptive to private investment than neighboring Argentina, concern is nevertheless building as growth stalls.

As a philosophy professor, I discovered several years ago that students were far more receptive to my corrections once I made the subtle change from bright red to burgundy ink.

It is reassuring that the resentment and anger that hallmarked past years seems to have given way to a far more open and receptive Muslim audience with perhaps unduly high expectations of what the next U.S. president can do to help solve this region's problems.

The movie has made the festival rounds since Sundance, and from South by Southwest in Austin, Tex., to the Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland audiences have far been more receptive than at the first screening.

Your neighbors are far more likely to be receptive if you approach them politely and calmly.

An orchid possesses sensory receptive capabilities far more primitive than those of a mammal, such as a human, and it is doubtful that wasps are able to form beliefs.

But so far television, especially cable, has been more receptive than the feature film world to these possibilities.