Sentence examples similar to receptive disposition from inspiring English sources

In his now-classic essay, "Leisure, the Basis of Culture," Pieper explains, "Leisure is the disposition of receptive understanding, of contemplative beholding, and immersion -- in the real".

Because Wolf's hormones and executive thinking are delayed, his social skills immature, his body still childish, clumsy, disorientated, and limp, and his disposition passive and receptive, we all live under the impression that his being is an open topic of discussion.

Because Wolf's hormones and executive thinking are delayed, his social skills immature, his body still childish, clumsy, disoriented, and limp, and his disposition passive and receptive, we all live under the impression that his being is an open topic of discussion.

Given Trixie's sweet disposition, this rescue group thought she might be receptive to raising these 6-orphaned puppies.

Or maybe, he said, it just comes down to disposition — "whether you allow yourself to be touched by things, to be receptive to other people, to be in the pain of a composer".

Very receptive.

"Were they receptive?

They're receptive.

She was receptive.

Disposition: Claim thrown out.

She seemed receptive.