Sentence examples for state of receptivity from inspiring English sources
Rather than regarding creativity as a benign or even divine form of inspiration, several have gone so far as to label this state of receptivity as a form of mitigated psychosis.
It doesn't matter who -- you let me worry about that....If I've done my job here today, you will have achieved that heightened state of receptivity that lies midway between not paying much attention and not paying any attention.
Like those filmmakers Mr. Selick is interested in childhood not as a condition of sentimentalized, passive innocence but rather as an active, seething state of receptivity in which consciousness itself is a site of wondrous, at times unbearable drama.
These days, "the state of permanent receptivity" has become the birthright of anyone with a smartphone.
Mitchell had embarked on his post-graduate travels in a state of exquisite receptivity.
Dewing's paintings — and soft painting in general — might represent an alternative way of being, a "feminine" state of sensuous receptivity, soulful indolence and communion with nature.
Radio listeners were in a state of "permanent receptivity, constantly pregnant with London, the Eiffel Tower, and Berlin," their souls "badgered by the news hounds" so that "soon no one can tell anymore who is the hunter and who is the hunted".
Here in the silence of our innermost being is a state of divine receptivity, part of the feminine mystery of the soul: how it bows down before God.
Such documentation appears to be essential to define the state of uterine receptivity.
Furthermore, a female's participation in these vocal interactions may function as a signal that indicates a state of increased receptivity.
Keats offers an image of the artist/poet working in a state of creative uncertainty, receptivity, and contradiction, "the doubt of one who would rather walk in mystery than in false lights...and who prefers the broken fragments of truth to the imposing completeness of a delusion," commented Irish poet Aubrey Thomas de Vere.
