Sentence examples for receptive to make from inspiring English sources

Not only will this soften the skin and make it more receptive to make up, it will help neutralize the difference in color between your scar and your regular skin, without exposing your scar to the harmful effects of the sun.

He was not receptive to making these proposals central to his campaign.

But Mr. Kibaki also said that "It is possible to have a comprehensive constitutional review within a year," and that he was receptive to making changes Kenyans wanted.

"They've been receptive to making certain accommodations, but historically have been tougher than everybody else," said Nancy Tellem, president of the CBS Television Network Entertainment Group.

Early on they were receptive to making adjustments to the production, and to making accommodations in the lobby by designating areas that could be quiet areas.

Local school administrators were receptive to making changes to beverage sales when local needs were incorporated into the study design.

Yahoo! said it was receptive to making a deal, but that the current offer was too low.

This trial is unique because the cancer diagnosis is used not only as a marker of risk for functional decline, but also as a "teachable moment" — an opportune time when elders may be more receptive to making beneficial lifestyle changes.

A Defense Department spokeswoman could not immediately say whether Panetta would be receptive to making the change.

According to Cesare, regulators are receptive to making the project happen.

This apparent conflict between self-assessment and performance leads to the insight that "making sense" is not the same as understanding the material, which is a key step in convincing students to be receptive to making changes in their study routine.