Sentence examples for looking for rapport from inspiring English sources
Instead, they are looking for rapport.
I was looking for verbal rapport and companionship.
She concluded: "I have trouble relating to this patient," "I don't know what she is looking for" and "I can't develop a rapport with her".
"Today, people are looking for more traditional wines, wines with a natural rapport with the place where the grapes came from," said Lorella Zoppis Antoniolo, one of two siblings who run the family-owned winery.
Andrew Billen in the Times picked on the lack of rapport between Evans and LeBlanc: "Chemistry was what we were looking for here, but their badinage was no more than passable offcuts from an unmade transatlantic buddy movie".
Andrew Billen in the Times was not convinced by the rapport between Evans and LeBlanc: "Chemistry was what we were looking for here, but their badinage was no more than passable offcuts from an unmade transatlantic buddy movie".
If you are looking for an artistic intellect then take some art classes, visit galleries etc. Create rapport.
"That personal connection, the rapport that is built -- it goes far beyond the aspect of looking for money".
When Polyvore CEO Jess Lee was looking for a CFO, she found everything she wanted in Cheryl Dalrymple: incredible experience, shared values about how to run a company and immediate personal rapport.
Mr. Gaffigan's evident rapport with the orchestra may well argue in his favor as the festival looks for a new music director.
The memo advised pursuing other Countrywide executives: "Deep Rapport" should be the goal with David E. Sambol, the lender's president, but because he did not "heavily attend outside events" Fannie executives should "look for opportunities for meetings" at Countrywide headquarters.
