He's not very receptive to my suggestions.
Be receptive to others, But be cautious - not suspicious.
As consumers, we still tend to be most receptive to the voices of brand spokespeople.
Be open and receptive to feedback but realize that others' opinions are not golden.
Such friendships demand an investment of time, and a willingness to reveal oneself and to be receptive to new ideas.
Rich countries have never been receptive to its criticisms of their policies or responsive to its suggestions.
Most people are not receptive to the truth, and they do not want to take good medicine.
It increases levels of the pleasure hormones and will make you a lot more receptive to what happens later.
An attack-minded coach who likes to give his players responsibility, he has found a squad receptive to his ideas.
Feeling understood, supported, and valued will make you both feel closer and therefore more receptive to physical closeness.
But the constant tension that keeps man face to face with the world, the ordered delirium that urges him to be receptive to everything leave him another fever.
You will be far more receptive to their thoughts when you resonate in harmony with their light vibrations if you are closer to light frequencies.
When is an employee most likely to be receptive to ideas about the job? Isn't it at the start of a new position?
Your boss will be more receptive to meeting with you if she knows you'll be in and out of his office quickly.
As long as she is eager to succeed, receptive to changes and motivated to explore her potential, I believe that success is achievable.
If he or she doesn't seem receptive to lowering your monthly rent, try getting him or her to include utilities or parking in your rent.
Unlike endless cold calls the people you present to and follow up with are more receptive to listening to your offering of products and services.
Hearts and flowers are a must, and Libras showered with a sea of beautiful things are likely to be most receptive to amorous entreaties.
The young man then, very receptive to new things, always thinking that the older generation old, and believe that there are between two generations insurmountable.
Thanks to Rand, we now have hundreds of thousands more people receptive to the message of liberty in KY, and possibly millions across the country.
Big Sis triumphantly exclaims that this is why Sayaka wasn't receptive to WG, she's been harboring feelings for ai the whole time.
Some investors said that Unibanco, Brazil's third-biggest non-state bank, became receptive to Itau's overtures as the operating environment soured.
Wherever there is change or conflict, you can be sure that God will use it to bring people to him. People are most receptive to God when they are under tension or in transition.
This is the time that managers are likely to be most receptive to employees' demands, according to the poll carried out for pharmaceuticals giant and contraceptives manufacturer Bayer Schering pharma.
When asked to talk about the brain processes involved, Tallis replied that while brain scans can show us which parts of the brain are receptive to music, they do not take us much further.
Mindful of the risks of unchecked administrative power, judges are usually not receptive to government counsel's pleas that particular agency decisions or findings should receive no judicial scrutiny whatever.
If a person never changes, he will encounter the same thing happen to him. Only when he starts to change will he have so-called luck. Only if you are able to accept yourself, will you meet another person who is very receptive to you. Only when you become the person you want to be, will you meet another person like you.
They should thus be receptive to the views of artists. There are two reasons for this. Firstly, artists are experts in their field. They can tell a good production from a bad one and will not miss out on a gem.
