receptive to, of, for, in or towards?
| SHE has to be RECEPTIVE to him. |
| That is receptive to the Australia ear. |
| They were receptive to the ideas I had. |
| Of course you have to be receptive to the idea of a Higher Self in the first place. |
| It is this sensibility that makes her receptive to the needs of students in Jaffna. |
| He has also been very receptive to the idea of coming to Jamaica for Fun In The Son. |
| The Government has been receptive to the discussion of such subjects and generally helpful in resolving problems. |
| It would be worth watching whether the Left parties and TMC are receptive to the idea of being parked along side. |
| Specifically, teachers must be open to technology and receptive to the placement of the computers in the classroom. |
| When we are truly receptive to the Dharma we can be humiliated by its sublimity in contrast to our own selfishness. |
| They are always receptive of our arrival in their street. |
| On the whole it seems that kids are receptive of the idea. |
| But they have to be open to being receptive of that stimulation. |
| Annie was very receptive of Jess and rubbed against her in a full-out purring salute. |
| Receive from me a spouse, and become receptive of him, while thou art received by him. |
| It will help you in purging your mind and will make you receptive of the efficacious influence of our great Master. |
| Undergraduates were generally receptive of the move and feel they will benefit from interacting with practising doctors. |
| It's a good argument for continually being alert to and receptive of audience and partner feedback on promos and launches. |
| Poor Elfride, not knowing what to do, did nothing at all; but stood receptive of all that came to her by sight, hearing, and touch. |
| I only am receptive for the art that. |
| A flower may remain receptive for up to 5 to 8 days, though this may be shorter when the weather is fine. |
| Scott Morrison's young mind was indeed receptive for those hard impressions administered by Howard in 2001. |
| Before the Ministry was not very receptive for us selling computers to schools because they saw us as a donor. |
| The meetings were moderately successful and it was said that several of those attending had minds receptive for the truth. |
| After that have you tried purse-snatcher? Men and women are receptive for the info and fully understand if and when they forget! |
| Because female pandas are only sexually receptive for one to three days a year, it would not make sense for male pandas to squander energy on year-round sperm production. |
| You have always been very receptive in the past. |
| If he isn't receptive in a single day, you have time. |
| This will help you to be truly present and receptive in your life. |
| They have been more receptive in recent weeks and even more engaged. |
| Notice, too, how, even from the beginning, Peter is docile and receptive in spirit. |
| He had not been receptive in my experience either on an emotional level or actually. |
| Of course we can be receptive in a more ordinary sense to our friends who are on the same level as us, spiritually speaking. |
| By the same token, Courts are perceived to be more receptive in those contract cases where the alleged wrong involves some sort of fraud. |
| When I had a income companion, the girl had been very receptive in addition to made my family sense for instance your lady have continuously on the planet. |
| I seem to remember Tony Smith being fairly receptive towards it as well. |
| People become more enthusiastic, more open and receptive towards learning. |
| No, she's not a cold-hearted bitch just because she wasn't receptive towards your approach. |
| People, especially the younger generation are now more receptive towards music made by their kinsmen. |
| There's a solution or product for everything now, which has made people more receptive towards change. |
| Sabri said that he believes more parents today are receptive towards ideas brought forward by their children. |
| Why has this guy who loathes most of your friends suddenly turned so receptive towards this one particular girl? 3. |
| Anyway, the point I'd trying to make is, whether it's genuine or not, everyone has been extremely polite and very receptive towards us. |
| One could even argue that the European legal system on data protection appears more receptive towards a property approach than the American system. |
| Whereas the key factor will still be the needs of the applicant, in practice however, the court perhaps will be more receptive towards the children's application. |