Sentence examples for only be receptive from inspiring English sources

"We wanted to do a better job of reaching out to the people in the business community who were going to not only be receptive to Governor Romney's message, but who live it every day and are going to be able to support us without talking points," said Dave Kochel, Mr. Romney's top adviser in Iowa.

"The market remains very stringent in terms of what it will buy, and is only going to be receptive to very high-quality issues," said David Sturtz, vice president for equity research at Credit Suisse First Boston in San Francisco.

The belief that this deep-seated suspicion can be overcome by a few soothing presidential speeches betrays only more condescending ignorance of the so-called Arab mind, which until recently was believed to be receptive only to brute force.

Mr. Meyer said the company had been considering acquiring a chipset maker for a number of years, but it only recently found ATI to be receptive.

The E.U. is likely to be receptive, if only to prevent an unintended disaster for Europe's economy.

The data suggests only that students of the youngest age group are more likely to be receptive to abstinence-only sexual education but no evidence is presented on whether the students would or in fact do incorporate these messages into their lives.

Dreams can reconnect us with the sacred but only if we learn how to be receptive and respect their symbols and images.

A Treasury spokesman, Anthony Coley, said only that the department "continues to be receptive to alternative approaches to reform" the funds.

As important, however, the bank is also expected to predict that investors would be receptive to buying only a fraction of AT&T's shares.

While the company employs 180 designers, they know that among their many fans (some of whom are well beyond childhood) may lurk the company's next blockbuster — if only they are receptive to customer ideas.

Will your colleagues be receptive?