Sentence examples for receptive to open from inspiring English sources

Thankfully during the course of the previous decade companies such as Microsoft became more receptive to open standards, data portability and cross-platform support.

The exterior support design made the interior space more receptive to open natural lighting and more accommodating for free movement.

Torres said that Steve Phillips was receptive to opening negotiations.

It is receptive to opening more nurseries in its offices as the need arises (imagine the sitcom possibilities).

"As more and more Congresspeople, people in the general community and physicians have children who develop a problem with prescription drug use and can't get treatment for it, I think it will make people more receptive to opening doors to treatment". .

The zero-sum fluctuations of Hass's material, some intellect followed by some feeling, coolness here, warmth there, at times become a formula more a recipe for soup than soup but at other times yield work that, exquisitely receptive to actual happiness, has opened up new territory for the personal poem.

The zero-sum fluctuations of Hass's material, some intellect followed by some feeling, coolness here, warmth there, at times become a formula — more a recipe for soup than soup — but at other times yield work that, exquisitely receptive to actual happiness, has opened up new territory for the personal poem.

"Europeans are still very receptive to the notion of open-ended, free play," Mr. Rockwell said.

As you do so, see if a new level of flexibility opens, leaving you more receptive to your partner's values.

I'd like to see myself as open-minded and receptive to new ideas and things.

The symbolism of big talkers on the left and right seemingly putting aside their differences helped Duncan to present himself as an open-minded arbiter receptive to all ideological quarters.