American writers, too, from Richard Wright to Henry Miller, made a home in Paris, finding a reception and stimulation that eluded them at home.
"If our ideas are finding hospitable reception in the White House, it means we were right!" he said.
Another "well-read woman" wrote a disparaging review, saying "First, there was no information about finding a reception or ceremony site," which would be a terrible omission on the part of my co-writer and myself were it not for the fact that chapter four is devoted entirely to finding a reception and ceremony site.
The result has often been self-censorship by L.G.B.T. artists, but that is changing, with artists challenging old viewpoints, and often finding a welcome reception.
I walk into the restaurant before finding the unmarked reception entrance two doors up; the man checking in ahead of me has been round the block three times while his taxi driver looked for it.
PARIS — A month ago, as a U.S. congressional committee prepared to warn American telecommunications networks against buying from two Chinese suppliers, the founder of one of those companies was finding a warmer reception in London.
Despite concerns, the PIK-toggle deals are generally finding a welcome reception among investors, because the securities can yield more than standard junk bonds, which traded at record-low rates in September.The buyout barons are surely onto something.
With the steep environmental costs of fossil fuel extraction apparent on beaches from Texas to Florida — and revelations that industry shortcuts and regulatory negligence may have contributed to the BP catastrophe in the gulf — gas prospectors are finding a cold reception for their assertions that their drilling practices are safe.
"Knowing who I am in America, what am I doing here?" These days, Paisley is finding a warmer reception overseas.
