Sentence examples for receptive this from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether Billabong will be more receptive this time.

Though the tactic has often failed in the past, the Saudis may be more receptive this time.

Finally, in a third experiment the stimulus woman was again rated more sexually receptive; this time when she wore a red shirt as compared to when she wore a green shirt.

These were three major curveballs, factoring in that Batali, from Brooks's perspective, may not be so receptive this early in the morning.

With Koppel in charge, Wimbledon were more receptive this time around Koppel said that Wimbledon's owners were subsidising the club to the tune of £6 million per year and that such action was necessary to prevent its liquidation.

Furthermore, since anther dehiscence is not completed at the time of anthesis while the pistil is already fully receptive, this reduces the risk of self-pollen landing on the stigma that could trigger a self-incompatible response.

Republicans might be somewhat receptive to this message, this isn't an ideal test case to see whether these attacks could move the needle among the economically struggling swing state voters who will help decide the general election.

e360: Are people receptive to this message or this way of thinking now, or is this something that may have to wait for flusher times for people to really respond to it?

The question in my mind: is this the community most receptive to this kind of social networking?

"I think that folks in this town would be receptive to this," said Lloyd Komesar, a La Cañada resident.

Nobel watchers have taken this as an indication that the Swedish Academy might be receptive this year to the Kenyan writer Ngugi Wa Thiong'o, a professor at UC Irvine and is the slam-dunk candidate from my point of view.