He's not very receptive to my suggestions.
He grew eloquent under her receptive gaze.
As consumers, we still tend to be most receptive to the voices of brand spokespeople.
Oddly enough, modern science—so antithetical to angels—has made the world a more receptive place for them.
This is an area where the audience is far more receptive and still willing to pay attention.
She’d never met anyone, and certainly not a guy, who was so receptive, who took everything in.
The app improves their chances of finding a receptive audience by pointing them to the homes of people who voted for Obama.
When is an employee most likely to be receptive to ideas about the job? Isn't it at the start of a new position?
One story from Sun Tzu's legend tells of how he marshaled the Emperor's concubines into a coordinated group well receptive to military orders.
Correcting mechanisms of pathology requires a receptive public, one that is willing to alter diet and lifestyle for their own benefit.
The students, on the whole, I find are very receptive; and I often introduce topical social issues into the classroom discussions.
The doctrine of union with Christ should not be used to obscure the nature of faith in the act of justification or to marginalize faith as the sole receptive instrument in the act of justification.
There's other disorders of language such as receptive aphasia where the person could speak very fluently but the words don't make any sense and they can't understand anybody else.
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.
