Sentence examples for brilliant rapport from inspiring English sources
He says: "Through my coaching business, I'd built up a brilliant rapport with the children and their parents, who started to ask me whether I offered parties as a service.
"There was a rapport between the brilliant and good Communist and the brilliant and good FBI guy," Barron said.
That would not be a problem were the Academy to go with Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele, whose tongue-in-cheek rapport has worked to brilliant effect both live and on their sketch-comedy show Key & Peele.
That is not to say that the elder Miliband brother is a brilliant retail politician with an instinctive, easy rapport with voters: even his closest allies admit he is a bit of a policy wonk.
A brilliant 22-year-old German, Severin von Eckardstein, played Prokofiev's second piano concerto, in evident rapport with Simon Rattle at the podium.
She has a winningly ribald rapport with the Cook, in particular, even if the vibrant Mr. Thompson, a brilliant and natural Shakespearean, is not as clearly a natural for the stylizations of Brecht.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
