Sentence examples for Clear rapport from inspiring English sources

Are you looking after your dad?" The prince had a clear rapport with search and rescue teams, laughing and joking with them.

There was a clear rapport between the police officer and the man he shot Monday night on a dark Ohio street.

Denis McDonough, the White House chief of staff, said that it was too early to draw "big lessons" from the episode, but that it was clear the rapport Mr. Kerry had developed with Mr. Zarif was crucial to resolving it.

That's clear, for instance, in the rapport between Mari and her, uh, oversized friend, Sadie Rachel Lumbergg), a comic punching bag who seemed to exist to feed any number of cheap "fat" jokes the first time around.

Clear understanding of demonstrating empathy, rapport-building and acknowledgement of emotional responses.

As Farron knocks on doors, something he claims to do at least once a week out of election time, his rapport with voters is clear.

On one such visit I made, it was clear that there was absolutely no rapport between the headteacher and the children – we walked and talked as the children passed by like dull weather.

Nowhere is this rapport with his subjects clearer, however, than in the images evoked by Claxton's first love.

This would give them the chance to get to know the parents and their child, develop rapport, and have a clearer picture of their class before school started.

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

Tavecchio added in a statement published on the federation website: "My words are clear and I have reiterated my long-term rapport of personal and professional respect for Jews.