Sentence examples for now receptive from inspiring English sources

With some unlikely people now receptive to the idea that it would be good to imprison fewer people, a new book looking at failed experiments in criminal justice over the past decade or so is well timed.

"The Upper East Side, which I have always noticed to be more about conservative, perhaps predictable fashion, is now receptive to something younger and maybe edgier," Ms. Younes said.

Esther Lem, vice president for brand development at Unilever Home and Personal Care North America in Chicago, said that "guys are now receptive to new products, new forms, new ideas and any kind of help".

General Partner Jason Green expands: "Markets are now receptive, there has been fundamental growth within the tech industry, and we are now seeing the broader risk tolerance that went away for a while.

There is a rise in progesterone during the oestral phase and the female is now receptive.

Congress now appeared receptive to something on the order of five hundred billion.

"They had problems in the past but are now more receptive to concerns of property owners.

But passengers now seem receptive to the idea of articulated trains.

Others have pointed out that the market for trans-Atlantic deals has expanded because investors in the United States are now more receptive to foreign acquirers.

If you wanted to be cynical, you could say that Americans are now more receptive to artists from the rest of the world partly because their work is more like ours than ever.

One of those leading the way is Qian Dajing, who returned to Nanjing after spending 20 years in New York because he believed his hometown would now be receptive to his public art installations.