Sentence examples for receptive than from inspiring English sources

Some districts of Bucharest were more receptive than others.

In person he was shyer, gentler and more receptive than the legend suggests.

And the electorate may be less receptive than participants in the Democratic primaries and caucuses.

It has been more receptive than most, taking in about 2 million Syrian refugees.

"Children are so much more sensitive and receptive than adults, just by nature of being young.

If anything, they said, lawmakers are less receptive than ever to new gun restrictions.

Children are often more receptive than adults to abstract patterns in dance, largely because they have no preconceptions about dance.

But the campaign has already found her more receptive than might have been assumed of a Conservative home secretary.

While similarly alert to offbeat sublimities, Shore is a New Yorker more receptive than marauding in attitude.

But so far television, especially cable, has been more receptive than the feature film world to these possibilities.

Some Republican governors appeared to be more receptive than their congressional colleagues, expressing concern about the impact of the spending reductions at state level.