Sentence examples similar to marked receptivity from inspiring English sources

The Princeton classicist Froma I. Zeitlin suggests that, by the time Euripides wrote "Orestes," he had diverged so extravagantly from myth ("the relatively closed and predetermined form") that he ended up straying into a genre that hadn't been invented yet: what we call fiction ("the mode of new possibilities marked by a receptivity to experimentation and change").

But their growing influence -- marked by a receptivity to newness, as well as an insistence on quality -- is having important effects on the life of cities. Nowhere has this been clearer than in the design process still unfolding in Lower Manhattan over the future of ground zero.

(Note: Receptivity and openness do not necessarily equate with agreement).

We observed marked differences between eutopic and ectopic endometria in terms of prostaglandins receptivity and transport readiness.

She has given up on her exquisite receptivity to the needs and demands of talented men, but she retains her passion -- the impetuous, romantic approach to the world -- that has always marked her life.

In the rat, it marks the transition from oscillatory receptivity to the nonoscillatory decidual (postreceptive) endometrium (19).

High receptivity marks credited to Miss Rose Gallagher, due less to love than to question of reporter who wanted to know if 32 was her heart or her bust.

That receptivity element.

Model receptivity to critical feedback.

What distinguishes aimless drift from alert receptivity?

"This is getting slow and steady receptivity.