Sentence examples for found receptive from inspiring English sources

That argument seems to have found receptive ears on Capitol Hill.

Mr. Keats has held news conferences and other public events where, he says, he has found receptive audiences for his anti-camera crusade, even in Democratic areas.

Senator Barack Obama's proposal that the federal government spend $150 billion over 10 years to promote alternative energy and create several million jobs has found receptive ears in Silcon Valley.

The conspiracy theorists who have claimed for more than a year that President Obama is not a United States citizen have found receptive ears among some mainstream media figures in recent weeks.

Unlike the Harambee Dance Company, the Korean association wants to preserve traditional dances and has found receptive audiences at schools and at Lincoln Center's Alice Tully and Avery Fisher halls.

On the more populist end, The Imposter and Searching for Sugar Man, both of which found receptive audiences in the UK, have made the 15, which will be whittled down to a final five on 10 January.

Males may travel hundreds of metres to find receptive females.

Such concerns find receptive ears in a seismically active state with a large farm sector.The oilmen reply that fracking has been conducted in California for years without trouble.

But his presence in the senior ranks of the commission will reassure pro-European Britons that their message will find receptive ears.

Both sides — those seeking strict enforcement of emissions limits and those concerned about higher energy costs and potential job losses — will find receptive ears in the new White House, Obama aides and outside analysts said.

Cruz, though, knows where to find receptive audiences, as when he recently spoke to the conservative religious Values Voter Summit, in Washington, and went on to win the group's straw poll, for the third year in a row.