Sentence examples for receptive now from inspiring English sources

Executives are more receptive now when Mr. Ojanpera comes calling.

I showed the players the mistakes and they are more receptive now when they win".

He said he believed that the courts would be more receptive now than a decade ago.

Thanks to changes over the last 40 years in the social acceptance of the hospice movement and yoga and meditation, our culture is much more receptive now, and we're showing that these drugs can provide benefits that current treatments can't".

But what, precisely, has made audiences so receptive right now? Inundated with entertainment opportunities, probably already in possession of a number of books on their "to read" pile, able to access recommendations, reviews and footage of live performances in the comfort of their own homes, what attracts them to a literary cabaret?

The boldness of Bulgari's designs may find a more receptive audience now than before.

The government's version of events increasingly finds less receptive ears now".

All of this doubtless falls on more receptive ears now then it did in 1950 when the opera first premiered.

Regardless, as with Wilderpeople, I'm hoping that this '70s-set detective caper will find a receptive audience now that it's on home vid.

They couldn't have been cooler, the crowd couldn't have been more receptive, and now the same thing is happening with Def Leppard and Kiss, the guys have been great and the crouds have been wonderful and we've got another two and a half weeks of this.

"The Upper East Side, which I have always noticed to be more about conservative, perhaps predictable fashion, is now receptive to something younger and maybe edgier," Ms. Younes said.