Sentence examples for public rapport from inspiring English sources

The president of the city's largest police union yesterday endorsed a Police Department plan to overhaul the way it interacts with residents, suggesting that improving public rapport, especially with the city's black and Latino residents, would improve the lives of officers who often feel unappreciated by the people they try to protect.

Boult's successor, Sir Malcolm Sargent, was popular with the public but had poor rapport with his players, and orchestral morale dropped.

The physical separation of the pharmacist from the 'serving area' in community pharmacy limits public interaction preventing a rapport developing.

Monroe believed in her rapport with the public more than her rapport with Hollywood.

Her rapport with the public was altogether warmer than that of any rival singer of the time.

Unable to re-establish his rapport with the public, Gabin suffered a string of critical and popular failures in the late 40's and early 50's.

Trenet made several films, including La Route Enchantée and Adieu, Leonard, but he was essentially a man of the stage, with a rapport with the public that never deserted him.

Many credit her with setting the tone for the modern British monarchy, as she eased formalities and established an unprecedented rapport with the public.

She seemed the very definition of an over-pushy mother, whose passionate backing of her son was matched by a decidedly cool rapport with the public – or at least the media.

Such self-deprecating humor was one of his signature leadership strengths, used to defuse criticism and build rapport with the public.

Yet he has a natural rapport with the general public that other politicians can only gaze at in bitter, awestruck envy.