Sentence examples for humorous rapport from inspiring English sources
Clinton and Obama, despite what many forecast, had developed a "humorous rapport," in the words of one of the administration officials.
Levit, who clearly enjoys a humorous rapport with the performance artist, looked at me with a mischievous air and said: "She hates technology, right?" Asked how he planned to approach these performances of the Goldberg Variations – after his own nightly, half-hour immersion in silence – he demurred a bit.
Together, they have a dryly humorous rapport.
He develops a darkly humorous Mr Punch-like rapport with the audience: after throwing a plate of food at Buckingham (a finely wrought, nerve-exposing performance from Moritz Gottwald), he screams at him: "You look like shit!" and lollops off the stage into the auditorium to set up a panto-style call and response around the word "scheisse".
Their honest, humorous stories, with their colourful style and good-natured audience rapport, helped me find the resolve to accept and announce my transsexual status.
Pappano's experience as a cocktail pianist came in useful here, and while his immaculate playing proved a predictable asset throughout, his humorous musical touches and witty asides were more of a surprise, matching DiDonato's rapport with the audience.
Rapport LJ, Coleman Bryer R, Hanks RA.
