Sentence examples for reception of new from inspiring English sources

The authors lament that a modern repertory dominated by "certain kinds of now-ancient opera" has created an atmosphere hostile to the cultivation and reception of new works.

The company has been encouraged by the reception of new handsets like the Droid, which has quickly gained a following among Verizon Wireless customers.

The critical brickbats that have greeted some of the best recent independent films are matched by encomiums for dubious classics and long-superseded traditions that nonetheless lay their dead weight upon the creation and reception of new movies.

And the prosecutorial hysteria that characterized the campaign against the comics, the fear that an entire generation was being desensitized, did become a familiar feature of the reception of new commercial culture for kids.

When I compare the situation here with even 10 years ago, in terms of the possibilities available to young artists and the public reception of new art, I might as well be living in an entirely different country, another culture.

We will continue to see the privacy panic cycle distort the public reception of new technologies unless we begin to recognize it.

"It was like watching a man falling from a high wire while he shouts to the audience, 'Are they going say I'm a tight-rope walker?'" Ishiguro compared the reception of his new novel to his 2005 dystopian parable Never Let Me Go, which had critics and readers alike debating its genre classification.

For example: If your overarching idea is that national children's literature is becoming more diverse, have 1 point showing the new trends, have a second point showing the reception of this new diversity by the public, and a third point talk about why this new diverse children's fiction matters.

The network's new drama, "Last Resort," which had probably the best critical reception of any new series, scored a 2.2 rating in the 18-49 atdience at 8 p.m. with a solid nine million viewers.

According to this architecture, the card does not implement a standard-specific predefined protocol, but it acts as a generic executor of state machines reacting to internal events of the system (e.g., the arrival of a new packet from the host) or external events of the channel (e.g., the reception of a new packet from the air interface).

Philip entertained guests in 2000 at the reception of a new £18m British Embassy in Berlin, which the Queen had just opened.