Sentence examples for initial receptiveness from inspiring English sources
The value of creating a 'cool' persona for YMI was noted by a facilitator in Zagreb, who explained that the initial receptiveness among students is often linked to how the programme is first perceived and who within the school endorses the sessions (e.g. whether the most influential students also engage).
"We appreciate SM Supermalls' receptiveness to this initiative and the efforts of Children for Breastfeeding, Inc. for providing the technical support.
Health professionals also fostered receptiveness by drawing on their clinical experience to manage patients' anxieties about initiating insulin.
Tolerance and receptiveness to others open multiple doors throughout life.
"Rather than being very defensive, there was much more receptiveness".
"There is a certain receptiveness built into the music.
RECEPTIVENESS to new technologies often seems related to age.
As the dew falls the soul eases into bodily receptiveness.
Our receptiveness to the outlandish is primed by the fact that we know of actual conspiracies.
It amounted to an unofficial declaration of the convention's new receptiveness.
"Nationwide, there's receptiveness to this," said Paul Maloney, the executive director of North Dakota Right to Life.
