Sentence examples for found reception from inspiring English sources

Although Gregory died a lonely exile, his principles of reform found reception all over Europe, and the new generation of bishops was Gregorian in sympathy and obedient in practice to papal commands in a way unknown to their predecessors.

Utzon, meanwhile, had found his reception back in Denmark distinctly chilly.

The twins have found their reception among some of their peers less than welcoming.

At first Sackett found the reception of his ideas by the medical establishment to be "negative, condescending and dismissive".

B. T. Mendelsohn Most Iraqi refugees I spoke with have found the reception from their Arab neighbors rather chilly.

Although that play was a critical failure, the playwright found its reception freeing in that it drove him to embrace experimentation over positive critical response.

In a series of e-mails, Mr. Boal said he found the reception to the movie there to be "much smoother" than in the United States.

Twenty minutes and several round trips in the Lydmar's famous elevator later, they still hadn't found the reception desk.

A man who lives in Fifty-fourth Street, just off Fifth Avenue, won a handsome R.C.A. Victor phonograph-radio-television catchall in a raffle, had it set up in his home, and found the reception awful.

The adage that says "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em" has found wide reception in Sudan, where the public sector is large and the private sector not very private as it too is heavily politicised.

The New Yorker, July 31 , 1948P. 13 A man who lives in Fifty-fourth Street, just off Fifth Avenue, won a handsome R.C.A. Victor phonograph-radio-television catchall in a raffle, had it set up in his home, and found the reception awful.