Sentence examples similar to receptive to correction from inspiring English sources
As a philosophy professor, I discovered several years ago that students were far more receptive to my corrections once I made the subtle change from bright red to burgundy ink.
But Thompson said that Crittenton was receptive to instruction and "available for correction" when he ran afoul of the rules, "which was not that often".
Letting critics know that congress members are fallible people with limited information might make critics more receptive to alternative perspectives and more likely to hear corrections when they propagate rumors.
The federal report said the jail, responding to interim recommendations, had already issued a memorandum directing correction officers not to use the larger canisters in such a fashion, and had been had been receptive to other recommendations.
3. Receptive to feedback.
Why is baseball more receptive to stats?
"He was very polite, receptive to it".
He's very receptive to attention.
Considered most receptive to new music.
He is receptive to new ideas.
