So, I initially felt a rapport with this executive.
Eenhoorn barely knew him, but he felt a rapport.
But he also felt a rapport with the Mariners and knew they had stretched their budget for the offer.
As she investigated, Cisneros felt a rapport for the avant-garde artists in other South American countries.
And she immediately felt a rapport with him, quickly noting that he came from a "strong, family-oriented background" that emphasized responsibility, qualities she admired in her father.
Ms. Bonner went on to work in the Reagan White House and was commissioned a colonel in the Army Reserves, but she kept in touch with the young nurse from Jersey City, with whom she felt a rapport.
Because ordinary Venezuelans felt a rapport with Mr Chávez, they did not blame him for the steady rise in violent crime which has turned Caracas into the most violent capital in South America, nor for the corruption that has flourished unchecked under his rule.Mr Chávez's star reached its apogee in a presidential election in 2006, when he easily won another six-year term.
One of them, in fact, was an official he had already dealt with extensively on questions of Vice-Presidential procedure, and whom he trusted and even felt a rapport with: the No. 2 man in the Justice Department, Deputy Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach.
Everyone cheered as the man was escorted out, and Vaughn jokingly asked, "Anyone seen my number one fan lately?" The situation brought everyone at the panel together, and we felt a rapport with Vaughn.
Beyoncé also favours the blues tradition of mimicking a reported conversation, which is another reason why she holds such allure for women – they feel a certain rapport with her because of their shared experiences.
'It's doing your weeping for you.' I feel an immediate rapport with this woman whose emotions, five years on, are still so close to the surface, so available to her.
