Sentence examples for receptiveness of from inspiring English sources

Poots was struck by "the amazing curiosity and receptiveness of New York audiences toward new work".

And the success of their message, Mr. Davis knows, depends in part on the receptiveness of the streets.

It's a performance of sneaky charm that deftly evokes the receptiveness of an unformed mind at a formative age — a testament to the openness of youth.

But from the priest's point of view, the only thing that has changed is the receptiveness of the outside world to the message he disseminates from Decani's secluded 14th century monastery.

In the words of Cartier-Bresson's contemporary, the Anglo-German photographer Bill Brandt, a photographer needs the "receptiveness of the child who looks at the world for the first time or of the traveller who enters a strange country", but Brandt didn't mean by that that children and travellers made the most subtle or subversive photographers.

These observations highlight how the advanced ideas of Venice's intellectuals contributed to the content of Giorgione's works, and how the receptiveness of local collectors to the artist's lyrical, innovative compositions enabled the master from Castelfranco to pursue a career primarily as a painter of the mythical and profane rather than of sacred themes.

We see this in the Metaphysics of Morals discussion of moral feeling, conscience, love of one's neighbor, and self-respect, which he says "lie at the basis of morality, as subjective conditions of receptiveness to the concept of duty," which every human being has, and by virtue of which everyone can be put under moral obligation (MM 6 399) (see Guyer 2010).

But Judge Fischer showed little receptiveness to any of the arguments presented by the defense.

The resulting studies showed a powerful correlation between attitudes toward the death penalty and receptiveness to evidence of defendants' guilt.

Using a model similar to the one that had been applied in Scotland, the pollsters analysed and segmented the public along a spectrum of receptiveness to pro-Europe messages.

Different cultures have different degrees of receptiveness to physical contact.