Sentence examples for not only receptive from inspiring English sources

All of this suggests that critics, at last, were not only receptive to avant-garde art but eager to embrace it for its authenticity.

Whereas the medieval peasantry generally had neither any interest in, nor the possibility of, politically engaging in the working of the polities they inhabited, the people of the early modern world were not only receptive to new political interpretations of their reality but were also able and willing to take an active part in these political processes (Malešević 2010: 9-10).

It is not only receptive fields that define the microzone structure: The climbing fiber input from the inferior olivary nucleus is equally important.

To their credit, Columbia, who had just had major success in 1968 with Wendy Carlos Bachtched-On Bach, were not only receptive to the potential of electronic music, but in particular, the Moog.

It will be extremely important to select cases which are not only receptive and willing to participate, but, above all, information-rich [ 82, 83, 86].

In contrast, HER2+ breast cancer is not only receptive to antibody-based therapy, but metformin may directly reduce cell proliferation through the HER2 receptor (23).

"We wanted to do a better job of reaching out to the people in the business community who were going to not only be receptive to Governor Romney's message, but who live it every day and are going to be able to support us without talking points," said Dave Kochel, Mr. Romney's top adviser in Iowa.

However, the unique contribution of the present study lies in the fact that this is perhaps the first study that proved that this applies to a commercially available test of not only two receptive skills but also those measuring four skills.

This gives these players not only a receptive audience but also a convenient excuse for avoiding other news outlets until the last possible minute.

Much to our surprise, many of the best ideas were already in the works, and the leaders we met with were not only extremely receptive, they were eager to run with new ideas and create additional avenues for continued participation from the community.

However, effective implementation needs not only a receptive climate but also a good fit between what is implemented and the potential adopters' needs and values [ 6].