Sentence examples for generally receptive from inspiring English sources

In general, Iowans seemed generally receptive to Jake's enthusiasm, which is good because if Palin does end up running for president, we think, "I have a heart on for Palin," is about as perfect as a slogan can get.

Behind bars, both twins were generally receptive to press inquiries.

And too much advertising, he said, can actually antagonise people further.The audience was generally receptive, claims Mr Parrish.

Teenagers interviewed on Friday morning in West Hartford, where Senator Sullivan lives, were generally receptive to starting school a little later.

Mr. Mohebbian said the Iranian leadership was generally receptive to the letter except for what he said was Mr. Obama's complimenting Mr. Rouhani as "the representative of the Iranian people, not of the totalitarian leaders".

While Aung San Suu Kyi has adopted positions that are generally receptive to China's interests, to the dismay of some supporters, the Chinese government has stirred up low-level trouble in some border areas in order to gain leverage and make the army appear indispensable, according to Min Zin, an analyst.

The market has generally been receptive, with the average yield on casino junk bonds at 8.5percentt, according to Merrill Lynch's high-yield index.

Mobile users are generally very receptive to ads – we get click-through rates about ten times higher than the PC environment.

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Bilingual classes also provoke different reactions from different groups, with Spanish-speaking parents generally more receptive to having their children in such classes, and Chinese and Russian parents more resistant.

Investors in the U.S. are generally more receptive to adjusting the price range of an IPO, whereas in Europe an adjustment is viewed negatively.