Sentence examples for receptive at from inspiring English sources

People were really receptive at Mr Henry's.

Military commanders like Stanley McCrystal and David Petraeus appeared receptive, at least in theory, to Chayes's thesis.

"I'm not finding people to be more receptive at all," she said, noting how long it took her to woo Mr. Waldron.

And in response to a question, he seemed receptive, at least momentarily, to the notion that his campaign might pay at least some of the costs of the trip, during which he was accompanied by three aides.

Li, who has developed an "unintentional habit of pulling old hip-hop joints, everything from Rick Ross to A Tribe Called Quest" into her performances, says audiences are at their most receptive at festivals.

BART officials were not receptive at first to the idea of letting the group develop the area because its policy is never to sell land or use it for purposes unrelated to transit.

Unlike the Harambee Dance Company, the Korean association wants to preserve traditional dances and has found receptive audiences at schools and at Lincoln Center's Alice Tully and Avery Fisher halls.

Thus it is not surprising that, on average, they continue to score below average on measures of oral language at age 7 and receptive language at age 12, though the deficit is small, less than 0.1 SD (Research Question 1).

As also shown in Table 2, the recovered group scored lower than the matched group on the measure of oral language at age 7 and on receptive language at age 12.

Also note that the neurons with a receptive field at the beginning of the target curve (RF1) enhanced their response at an earlier point in time than did the neurons with a receptive field further along the curve, in accordance with a gradual spread of the enhanced response along the target curve (Fig.  5b).

She's addressing a highly receptive audience at Burnt Mill.