| He looked like a singer on crack, and pitched his unfunny jokes to an unreceptive crowd. |
| Some of this is not very good science and probably has the effect of making hardcore smokers cynical and unreceptive to change. |
| At the same time, most Western museums are still unreceptive to new work from elsewhere. |
| Yet, brought to an extreme, a cohesive team can be complacent and unreceptive to new ideas that challenge the status quo. |
| Coarse advances toward potentially unreceptive acquaintances are incompatible with the dignity of one's position. |
| Not bad for a people commentators sometimes suggest may be pathologically unreceptive to democracy. |
