Sentence examples for * rapport in from inspiring English sources

Often at odds within the series, the actors share an obvious rapport in person.

Their rapport in the first set was clear, if a little casual.

He establishes so much audience rapport in his brief time onscreen that the film suffers from his absence.

Their rapport in this setting was a bit more feverish than in Garage a Trois, and their tone a lot more juvenile.

It took just that long for the musicians to acknowledge and then evict the ghosts in the room, fleshing out their own rapport in real time.

Mr. Clark had a few acres he was not using and leased them to Mr. Rapport in exchange for some garlic.

The relationship between Kelly and Stephen has the easy rapport of in-laws relieved to enjoy each other's company, the conversation light, less likely to turn to the mysterious process of writing than to the end product — either someone else's work or their own.

There was maturity in their rapport and in their backing of Ms. Martin, who closed with one of several folkish originals about love and the passage of time.

There was tension and restraint in their shadowy rapport, and in the pentatonic rumbles gently played by Mr. Hill.

Mixed model analysis showed no differences in GP-patient rapport nor in pathways to care.

Though this result was surprising, previous research has shown that the expression of negative emotions during short interactions does not differ significantly from the expression of positive emotions in predicting perceived partner rapport, and in general, the expression of negative emotions lead to better perceived partner rapport and liking than suppressing such emotions (Butler et al., 2003).