Sentence examples for receptive to exploring from inspiring English sources
Lynn G. Cutler, a senior White House official attending the conference, predicted that the President would be receptive to exploring the idea even though Mr. Heston sharply attacked him politically and personally at the N.R.A. convention.
Thus, they were less likely to have job retention problems and were more receptive to exploring advancement opportunities.
This represents a missed opportunity for case finding at a point in the review when the patient might have been receptive to exploring associated mood problems.
She points out that, while theatre constantly borrows from the language of motherhood, including the idea of "giving birth to a project", it has often been less than receptive to shows exploring parenthood.
By and large the receptive crowd appeared delighted to have come out for Andy's political cabaret devoted to exploring Obama's first year as president.
The second phase of the study was designed as a follow-up to the survey results to explore the receptive-expressive language gap in greater depth in ten adults with DS.
The City Council was receptive to the outcry and asked officials to explore other alternatives.
The first phase of the study used a survey to explore the perceived difficulty of receptive and expressive language tasks by adults with DS.
Sometimes when you dream, you are more receptive than you might be in waking reality to explore beyond your typical sensual delights.
"It is important for us to not only present emergent trends in contemporary art, but to explore how and why people are so receptive to them.
