Sentence examples for somewhat receptive from inspiring English sources

City education officials seemed at least somewhat receptive to Ms. Weingarten's proposal.

"He was somewhat receptive," Carter said, "but he was kind of reluctant to go into too much depth about it".

"Maybe I'm off base here, but the suggestion that I get here is that the court is somewhat receptive to their arguments".

The issue has been a matter of some debate in the Bush administration, with some State Department officials somewhat receptive to the European position and the Pentagon deeply skeptical.

Fortunately the greens were somewhat receptive, and that's why I think the scores weren't extremely high.

"We did make this an issue during the campaign and the Indiana media was somewhat receptive but it didn't seem to gain traction," Kotts told HuffPost in a follow-up email.

Voters, at least, seem reasonably receptive.

Yet while greater clarity might make American investors somewhat more receptive to a Greek offering, it won't solve the country's underlying problems.

Mr. McCourt developed an idiosyncratic teaching style that found a somewhat more receptive audience at the elite Stuyvesant High School, where he taught creative writing after earning a master's degree in English from Brooklyn College in 1967.

Judge Vinson, a senior judge appointed by President Ronald Reagan, has seemed somewhat more receptive than Judge Hudson to the states' argument that the entire health care law should fall if the insurance mandate is unconstitutional.

"Once you reset the default network and you begin to engage a distinct pattern of cognition, that pattern can also be somewhat more receptive and responsive to certain aspects of emotion that were not being processed on the conscious level".