Sentence examples for receptive her from inspiring English sources

It enters everywhere!") — I see Calle observing me in the reflected glass of the photos, faintly curious but mostly detached, unwilling to appear overtly receptive, her attitude very much a ça m'est egal affair.

The physicians all interacted positively with the detailer and were receptive to her support, her challenges to their existing practice patterns and office environment, and her educational outreach efforts.

The stories here cover a period from 1938, when Highsmith was only 17, to 1982, by which time she had long been resident in a Europe that was far more receptive to her work than her native America.

Participants who saw the woman in red rated her as "more sexually receptive" than her mirror image in white, Pacific Standard reports.

At a news conference after the speech, Mrs. Clinton said she recognized that her audience might not be receptive to her views on tax cuts.

Tatiana writes an honest letter to Pushkin's snottish Eugene Onegin: he is not receptive to her declaration of love, but you have to admire her chutzpah for making it.

But they let Ms. Millett argue for roughly double her allotted 15 minutes, suggesting they might have been receptive to her argument.

Unfortunately, the professor Candice worked for was not receptive to her decision to switch areas of concentration, and cut off contact with her because she wanted to do something new.

She went to her superior, a male from a third world country who was not receptive to her assertion.

She had three years left in her term, and she hoped that the new Obama Administration would be more receptive to her views.

While you should be receptive to her bringing him up once in a while, you shouldn't have to listen to her talk about him all day, everyday.