Sentence examples for never receptive from inspiring English sources

It might help protect gay men who are exclusively "tops" — that is, they have only penetrative anal sex, never receptive.

In normal circumstances, I would never be receptive to such an idea.

Rich countries have never been receptive to its criticisms of their policies or responsive to its suggestions.

The Hunts Point cooperative has never been receptive to individual growers selling at the market, but Mr. Lewis says that things are changing: Matthew D'Arrigo, the cooperative's president, recently joined the advisory committee for the study.

We did this with the headless female experiments (there she receives only the tactile cues); however, these females lack a brain and never become receptive.

The agency was never all that receptive to the service, and the way it automated the ticket contesting process for locals.

Keats writing to his brothers (December 22 , 1817, puts forth the idea that a poet needs to remain receptive, never reaching any final answers or certainties, no matter how unbearable.

Responding last Wednesday to earlier figures showing a first-quarter boost in trade between China and North Korea, he tweeted: "So much for China working with us — but we had to give it a try!" Analysts say Trump's strategy never had a receptive audience in Beijing, which has no real interest in curbing its bilateral trade with its neighbor because it brings benefits to both sides.

These types of lessons can never be as receptive and useful as a private instructor, but having multiple resources available will encourage your child to become less bored with practicing the drums.

Add it all up and there has never been a more receptive moment for organic farming.

If someone had barged his way into my life, I would probably have been quite receptive, but he never did and I never went looking.