Sentence examples for thus receptive from inspiring English sources

Joe Trippi, a senior adviser to Mr. Edwards, said a number of voters were leaning toward Mr. Obama but had doubts about him and were thus receptive to Mr. Edwards.

Magazine décor used to make readers feel protected, at ease and thus receptive to advertising — in their well-appointed New Yorker place, say, or their coffeehouse Nation place.

And sixth, these modular genes seem to be involved in the crucial job of linking nerve cells together through junctions called synapses.To summarise, human beings have suites of genes that probably cause their brains to be "plastic" and thus receptive to change far longer (to the age of about five) than is true for chimps or monkeys (whose brains are plastic for less than a year after birth).

Similarly, I see that male doctors are becoming more and more understanding of women's health care needs and thus receptive to the products we sell for noninvasive hysterectomies.

Behaviourists and radical empiricists objected to the theoretical use of such unobservable entities as 'psychological fulfillment quotients.' The intellectual climate was thus receptive to the efforts of the economist Paul Samuelson (1938) to redefine utility in such a way that it becomes a purely technical concept rather than one rooted in speculative psychology.

I was so receptive.

Mudballs were the main fear and the greens were not as wet – and thus as receptive – as they might have been.

He promises public sales to the highest bidder, and cash only: "no conditions, no promises, no beauty contests".Georgia on my mindHe insists that Georgia is a more "individualistic" place than Russia, and thus more receptive to reform.

Thus, the receptive skill (of listening) is also measured in productive skills (of speaking and writing).

Thus, any receptive field operator derived from the scale-space representation in a manner compatible with the structural arguments must correspond to local derivatives.

In a broader context, by participating in these studies, nurse-led care patients may have become more aware of their condition and were thus more receptive to care resulting in better outcomes.