Sentence examples for receptive world from inspiring English sources

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If they are really concentrating on the details of a work of art and not just passively letting it play upon their senses, this effect the heightening of their sensibilities and the refining of their capacities for perceptual discrimination will make them more receptive to the world around them, thus raising the tone of their daily lives and making their experience of the world richer than before.

And it does look as if China is receptive, despite the world downturn.

In The Fun Palace, Agnes wrote that, while her formal education was not extensive, she was receptive to a world of music, literature, theatre and opera.

The world was receptive.

Or to argue that, perhaps, in a world more receptive to difference, hearing voices would not be so frightening because it would not be considered strange at all.

The country's hardline policies of refusing entry and protection being adopted by countries in Europe and even countries in regions of the world traditionally receptive to refugees.

Ever since Deng Xiaoping, China had become steadily more receptive to the outside world, but there was still a distinct element of fear and insecurity.

Additionally, his tightfistedness with players' pay came to be seen as the primary reason why the Black Sox were receptive to throwing the World Series in the first place.

Elysium offers a chance to play with some of those ideas in a more controlled environment; and children, of course, are the most up-for-it, bravest and receptive audience in the world.

But he is more like Candide -- the bright-eyed world traveler receptive to experience and perennially longing for his Cunégonde, the exotic dancer Angel, although there are many loves throughout, always fiercely consummated.