Sentence examples for Such rapport from inspiring English sources

It's not surprising that Vicky Featherstone and Mark Ravenhill have such rapport.

Dagan had close working relations with Sharon and with Ehud Olmert; he enjoyed no such rapport with Netanyahu, whom he came to think of as needlessly abandoning negotiations with the Palestinians and letting relations with Turkey decay.

The Americans enjoy no such rapport with his courtiers.According to a recent survey on "Power and Order in Asia" published by the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington-based think tank, respondents in Thailand were the least convinced of any in the region that American leadership in Asia would benefit their country.

There has been no such rapport between Karzai and President Obama.

3. Cliques: It doesn't devolve into an adult version of mean-girls, but I can provide witnesses who will testify that a particular officer from a particular college bonded with counselors at private school #1 and had no such rapport with the staff at private school #2.

In the Indian case, it appears that the vagueness of process allows ad hoc interactions and referrals based on personal rapport and, at the same time, discourages the kind of predictable, routine interactions that would allow such rapport to be built.

"He had such a rapport with people.

Such a rapport could prove invaluable in encouraging revealing slips from the former president.

Rarely has there been such close rapport between a president and his prime minister.

I can think of no other editor who built up such direct rapport with her readers, or who saw such possibilities in them as contributors.

They may have gone because Mr. Murphy still has such audience rapport that he can create expectations, and he retains the reflexes of an entertainer.