Meanings of so receptive in English

Yes, I did not expect people to be so receptive to the story.

The South African market is so receptive over there.

Which was why she'd been so receptive to Ingemar Cassetti's offer to have her father assassinated.

We were pinching ourselves, they were so receptive.

Robert, with that singular temperament of his, so receptive to all impressions, began to feel it.

It was almost an intoxication, this wonderfully stimulating contact with a mind so receptive, so brilliant, so sympathetic.

Even MCC members, not usually so receptive to women's cricket, were in formation outside the Grace Gates before 7am.

Tess was so receptive that the few minutes of contact with the whirl of material progress lingered in her thought.

It is because our souls are so receptive, so imitative, and in consequence so easily perverted, darkened, blinded, or misled.

His many undergraduate friends, strong as their influence must have been in the aggregate on a nature so receptive, hardly concern us here.

All the men were in drill or pongee, and so receptive is the imagination that the picture robbed the room of half its heat.

I feel that Americans are not used to listening to a language other than theirs, but at the same time they've been so receptive.

Though I'd been forthright in disavowing any intention to seek the highest office, I well understood why Brezhnev had been so receptive to my visit.

She looked at him, and her face, usually so sensitive, so receptive, so warmly benign when it was turned to his, was hard and cold.