Sentence examples for receptive enough to from inspiring English sources

The audience, composed mostly of rookie players, seemed receptive enough to the message from Nunn, the N.B.A.'s director of officiating.

Inasmuch as Giovanni Bellini dominated Venetian painting, his style influenced the younger painters Giorgione and Titian, yet he was receptive enough to learn in turn from them and inventive enough to maintain his position of dominance.

He chides the front row for looking at the set list pinned to the floor at his feet and not being receptive enough to the inclusion of "a mining song", Rox in the Box.

"Each conflict prompted debates over whether senior military officers were being too deferential or not deferential enough to civilians, and whether civilians in turn were either too receptive, or not receptive enough to military advice," Mr. Gates told West Point cadets.

Being a laid back kind of guy, Mr. Bridges found the woman, Susan Geston, later in the week at a local dance, where she proved a bit more receptive receptive enough to move to Malibu with him, where they were married about three years later.

The most stunning part of the announcement was the fact that Microsoft is still of the belief that it can come out to dominate consumer business on the Internet and that consumers will be receptive enough to its services to voluntarily pay Microsoft every month for taking on that role.

Only one out of three neonates viewed in the morning was judged receptive enough, at this time, to participate to the study.

At the time, It didn't feel like the start of something special—"More of a business partnership," according to Amir but the Vimeo community was receptive enough for them to keep at it.

It didn't feel like the start of something special at the time—"More of a business partnership," according to Amir but the Vimeo community was receptive enough for them to keep at it.

The crowd wasn't receptive enough, and I didn't like it".

The LIPA chairman, Richard Kessel, must figure that if he says "receptive" enough times, we, the public, might buy it.