Sentence examples for much rapport from inspiring English sources

But because the play is constructed of so many short scenes, it is difficult for any of the actors to work up much rapport.

Sean Gandert of Paste rated unfavorably the pairing of Alec Baldwin and Julianne Moore's characters, citing that they do not have "much rapport, so the scenes with the two of them together are a bit dead, as much as I usually enjoy seeing Julianne Moore in pretty much anything".

Unfortunately Russell Hornsby, who plays Nick's partner, Hank, is not getting a lot to work with from his frequent scene partner, and thus the detectives don't demonstrate much rapport or chemistry, which is kind of key in a procedural like this.

He establishes so much audience rapport in his brief time onscreen that the film suffers from his absence.

But Mr. Bloomberg, an independent, had a much better rapport with Mr. Liu's predecessor, William C. Thompson Jr., a Democrat whom he defeated in the 2009 mayor's race.

Cera remains quite endearing, though there's not much comic rapport between him and Black, who's coasting – along with the screenwriters.

That is small consolation for an Israeli establishment still hankering after the much easier rapport it had with Egypt's ousted Mubarak regime, especially in matters military.

She develops a much greater rapport with James Gandolfini, who has the best-written role, as a homosexual thug unhappy over his failed love affairs.

The Chargers' passing game did show much stronger rapport than it did in the preseason, with Rivers hitting Robert Meachem on a 46-yard pass, and his stat line would have been six points better if not for a rare drop in the end zone by his reliable tight end Antonio Gates.

Establishing a much-needed rapport with the chair of governors and others – and convincing them you could have a good working relationship – can be difficult.

He and his partner, Cassie Maddox, enjoy a seamless, wisecracking, joyful rapport, much like the fellowship he once shared with his vanished chums.