Sentence examples for receptive to thinking from inspiring English sources
This makes sense, as we are most often receptive to thinking and talking about a difficult topic like suicide when we feel, directly or indirectly, its impact.
More work needs to be done to understand and support parents who are not at all receptive to thinking about care preferences.
Like Lewis, Azzopardi seems newly receptive to positive thinking.
In a climate so receptive to fresh thinking, and to turning those thoughts into reality, this is only to be expected: whatever the techno-evangelists may claim, there's nothing inherent in the wisdom of the crowd, or the forward march of Progress, that guarantees that only the best stuff will rise to the top.
The former may be less science-phobic than the latter and, thus, more practiced at and receptive to evidentiary thinking.
It's better to pick a time when he's relaxed and receptive to making or thinking about making a big change.
The idea is that in adopting a beginner's mind, the participant can drop judgement (what they think they know) and therefore be more receptive to new ways of thinking.
It was his only time out of doors, alone, thinking, receptive to the influx of nature into all the senses".
Insurers are growing more receptive to this way of thinking.
He is so receptive to what the artist is thinking".
