reception

Its reception was cold and only one fragment seemed to satisfy the large audience which filled the hall.

I have looked into it once before,—on its first reception as a gift from the author.

Whether I judged rightly, the reception of this book will show.

Somehow, in spite of the reception given the caravan, he was uneasy.

“I want to hear some more of your experiences,” and she went on to meet the scowling Belle at the door of the reception parlor.

Instead, he turned and walked back along the marble-walled corridor to the door of the reception room.

The committee of reception came forth from the shade of the beech and ranged themselves underneath the arch.

A special compartment of the register might be kept for the reception of all such cases.

Nothing could be kinder or more friendly than the reception met with from all on shore.

The reception was not encouraging, only one anonymous critic speaking warmly in praise of the music.