At the time, It didn't feel like the start of something special—"More of a business partnership," according to Amir but the Vimeo community was receptive enough for them to keep at it.
It didn't feel like the start of something special at the time—"More of a business partnership," according to Amir but the Vimeo community was receptive enough for them to keep at it.
The most stunning part of the announcement was the fact that Microsoft is still of the belief that it can come out to dominate consumer business on the Internet and that consumers will be receptive enough to its services to voluntarily pay Microsoft every month for taking on that role.
The crowd wasn't receptive enough, and I didn't like it".
In a statement on Thursday, Mr. Rossi said he had run for the seat because he believed "we need a basic course correction from where Washington, D.C., has been taking us," adding, "That was a message that found a very receptive audience all across this state, though not quite receptive enough".
"Each conflict prompted debates over whether senior military officers were being too deferential or not deferential enough to civilians, and whether civilians in turn were either too receptive, or not receptive enough to military advice," Mr. Gates told West Point cadets.
The LIPA chairman, Richard Kessel, must figure that if he says "receptive" enough times, we, the public, might buy it.
The audience, composed mostly of rookie players, seemed receptive enough to the message from Nunn, the N.B.A.'s director of officiating.
Love is about learning to be quiet and receptive enough to allow our mirror neurons to attune to the presence of others, and the "brain coupling" necessary for empathy, compassionate concern, and intimate love to emerge and be shared.
In my experience, maybe 1 in 20 inmates are curious or receptive enough to challenge their constructed reality with a piece of alternate history.
I've often pondered the accident of birth that meant that, exactly 50 years ago, I was just old enough for my imagination to be receptive to the single most seismic, shocking peacetime event of the 20th century.
