Sentence examples for still receptive from inspiring English sources

The board will also seek evidence that the players are still receptive to the manager's instructions.

Think tanks were still receptive, though, and Blavatnik, Fridman, and Vekselberg donated generously.

Yesterday, Charlotte St . Martin the league's executive director, released a statement criticizing the particulars in the union's final offer, but added that the league was still receptive to another proposal.

If the female is still receptive when he finds her, the male protrudes his posterior abdominal segments, pushes under the end of the female, and grasps the terminal ventral segments of the female with his genital hooks; then he expels the spermatophore, which becomes attached to the spermathecal opening of the female.

"By putting together a very tight mosaic in the right states, using a very substantial and impressive set of big data-mining and exploitation techniques, they were able to market an indifferent president to an audience that was still receptive to him".

Neural connectivity associated with intellectual functioning is particularly receptive to enriching intellectual experiences in childhood and early adolescence, but neural wiring is still receptive to training and experience throughout the lifespan.

You're still open, welcoming, and receptive -- it's just that you don't care whether people come to you to be welcomed or not.

"Europeans are still very receptive to the notion of open-ended, free play," Mr. Rockwell said.

The audience, following the dancers with unusual dexterity, remained still and receptive during the performances: the goal, on our end, was to do anything to prevent the flames from burning out.

The group's insistent calls to action, in song and from the stage, still fall on receptive ears.

But the audience that Google and other e-mail services are courting people who'd like to get their mail on the go, but not enough to pony up for BlackBerry or a Treo may still not be receptive.