Sentence examples for receptive to a from inspiring English sources

It might also make Washington less receptive to a bailout.

But I think the political environment is receptive to a Republican message".

Each type is most receptive to a certain range of wavelengths of light.

There is evidence, too, that many MPs are receptive to a review.

"When you're a player, you're receptive to a crowd, or at least I am.

Today, Mannesmann's spokesman said the company was receptive to a higher offer.

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That may make the new authorities in Kabul more receptive to a substantial international force.

Once you are receptive to a certain kind of seeing, every place is inspiring.

That, too, would seem to make him receptive to a tax cut.

She was lucky to work under managers who were especially receptive to a flexible schedule request.