Sentence examples for To be receptive from inspiring English sources

Is management likely to be receptive?

Occasionally he mustered feeble attempts to be receptive.

However, aid agencies also need to be receptive to the necessary changes afoot.

But people who come to these screenings seem to be receptive.

Mr. Bloomberg has shown himself to be receptive on occasion to ideas tested elsewhere.

He added, "To do what I'm doing now I need not to be receptive to collaborations".

New York State's Personal Attorney I am simply warning you she's not going to be receptive to it.

Dyche, the Burnley manager, is also likely to be receptive to an offer to return to the Premier League.

The Getty was the first large American collecting institution to be receptive to the Mediterranean countries' concerns.

"Brazil is still under a lot of pressure to be seen to be receptive to foreign investment," said Mr. Santana.

People are unlikely to be receptive to a message of voluntary austerity in the midst of a severe economic downturn.