Sentence examples for receptive if from inspiring English sources

Participants were classified as 'receptive' (coded '1') to a pack if their composite receptivity score was 13 or more and 'not receptive' if their score was 12 or less (coded '0').

My brother seemed receptive, if not overly impressed; Dylan's music sounded pretty good.

Even so, others with vested interests are more receptive, if also guarded.

As the screenings began in New York, the fans were receptive, if not quite blown away.

Allen had even worked with video gamers, whom she found to be more receptive, if less able-bodied, than the bikers, who tended to resist coaching on principle.

He might have been more receptive if his meeting back in 2008 with the Star Trek rebooter, JJ Abrams, had gone better.

You can always go farther if she's receptive, but if she seems put off, back off.

Similarly, should political freedoms be cut back, Mr. Putin may get a less receptive hearing if he appeals next year for debt relief from Western governments.

We suspect that they will get a more receptive hearing if they stop trying to bully their own people — and everyone else.

If an EchoStar-Hughes deal were considered on a product-market basis, Mr. Manishin said, regulators might be much more receptive than if they choose to judge it on a geographic-market basis.

The CPAC audience has always been a receptive one, if not always fully ready to embrace him.