Sentence examples for receptive not from inspiring English sources

The changing geography of the conservative grass roots gives some clues about why the Party has been so receptive not just to Trump's candidacy but to his message, an almost out-of-time economic nationalism.

Still, American audiences have been receptive not just to all-female mariachi bands but also to co-ed bands, multiethnic bands and those that tweak the form to sing English-language standards like "New York, New York".

Yet Nellie is receptive not just to the serious charms of Emile (the seriously charming Mr. Szot) but to those of the lush landscape in which she finds herself.

Whereas the previous Turkish prime minister, Bulent Ecevit, who had ordered the intervention in Cyprus in 1974, was dead set against compromise, the new Turkish government may well be more receptive, not least because of its own desire to bring Turkey into the European Union.

As the high-tech telecom market started to collapse in March of 2000, you began to experience a decline in confidence and then ultimately a situation where the market was no longer receptive, not just to high-tech or telecom transactions, but virtually any transaction.

We also provided them with deep reflection practices to help being receptive not only to the new ideas that emerged from the MIT eco-system but also to the new ideas that are emerging from within: who they are now, and who they want to be going forward.

The press hasn't always been receptive, and not necessarily because of art-film snobbism or because the movies are as risibly pretentious as "Only God Forgives".

Girls straddle an often unclear line in appearing sexually attractive (desirable) and receptive (thus not "gay") yet unavailable (not "sluts").

If your friend doesn't seem receptive, don't press the issue.

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

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