receptively

It is practice for dealing with life as peacefully and receptively as possible, not just superficially, but on the inside, too.

Olivia Rosewood: Please Meditate: Parents, Too Olivia Rosewood 2011

It is practice for dealing with life as peacefully and receptively as possible, not just superficially, but on the inside, too.

Olivia Rosewood: Please Meditate: Parents, Too Olivia Rosewood 2011

Life is best lived receptively and through self-reflection.

Questions and more Questions 2008

Another complaint I have about both February and May is that everybody who is not black and Asian, respectively, sits back passively (albeit often receptively) and waits to have the History and Heritage brought to them.

SeeLight: 2007

Another complaint I have about both February and May is that everybody who is not black and Asian, respectively, sits back passively (albeit often receptively) and waits to have the History and Heritage brought to them.

Black History Month Support 2007

And since my students were already predisposed to think cultural studies has little to learn from those still speaking receptively of "the literary," Simpson's rhetoric effectively drove the "cultural" and

Presentism and the Archives 2002

When I conversed with her in motorfree English, it was clear that this girl was a proficient linguist—both receptively and expressively.

A Mind at a Time M.D. Mel Levine 2002

When I conversed with her in motorfree English, it was clear that this girl was a proficient linguist—both receptively and expressively.

A Mind at a Time M.D. Mel Levine 2002

Bridgette Mabandla and Ncqonde Balfour receptively as well as a business delegation.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2001

That is being met very receptively here on Capitol Hill, but several key senators want to go further than the president.

CNN Transcript Sep 21, 2001 2001