reciprocate造句

But maybe he didn't reciprocate.

But he won't let Thiel reciprocate.

But Mr Bush did not reciprocate.

We always invite the neighbors and they never reciprocate!

Some day I will reciprocate your kindness to me.

But those things don't reciprocate, how could they?

When one person gives something to another, there’s gratitude, and a desire to reciprocate.

White congressional Republicans can savage him, but a black president can’t reciprocate.

There are people whom the harder you try to please, the less they reciprocate in kind.

Why bother, especially if you don't feel others are likely to reciprocate?

Experienced Taurians will themselves fall in love with someone who will not reciprocate such love.

The people you're in a position to do something nice for, even if they've got no ability to reciprocate.

Gift-giving between friends, for example, strengthens non-kin bonds as people choose friends who can reciprocate.

For starters, you need outstanding people skills: Listen carefully, think before you speak, reciprocate favors and manage conflicts diplomatically.

Above all it will give us an opportunity to reciprocate in some small measure the truly warm welcome and generous hospitality extended to us.

So students should understand teachers 'cares, be conscious and get down to studies. Use practical actions to redound on parents, repay teacher's kindness and reciprocate the society.

Hamas's health minister has invited doctors affiliated to Fatah to return to their jobs without insisting that the PA must reciprocate in the West Bank.

Exchange papers with peers or a mentor, and when you are sick of your own writing, reciprocate by reading their work.