Sentence examples for rapport in a from inspiring English sources

"I Will Follow You" (Bee Jazz) casts their rapport in a woozy new light with the crucial help of Daniel Humair, an instigative Swiss-born drummer whose track record stretches back some 50 years.

And again, with someone who has tremendous rapport in a university with a lot of respect.

Criticisms of this "rapid sequence spinal" technique include the lack of aseptic preparation and the inability to establish a prior rapport in an anxious patient.

Irigoyen achieved substantial rapport with the more moderate labour unions a rapport expressed in a generally pro-labour policy.

Exit i/v] There was one case where there seemed to be a failure of empathy or certainly of rapport – in which, after a very promising start, the patient and parent seemed to disengage with the process.

It is very important to establish a good rapport in order to take a good medical history.

In 2005, Nathan Lane and Matthew Broderick tried to recapture the magic of their rapport in "The Producers" in a Broadway revival of Mr. Simon's play, embedded in the American psyche mainly through its 1968 movie and 1970s TV versions.

The extended one-on-ones between the bellowing Bialystock and his accountant, a flaming neurotic complete with security blanket, are classic, although Mostel also demonstrates a touching rapport in his "romantic" scenes with a kittenish Estelle Winwood, then 84.

Having had a negative experience in the clinic room and their appointment being rushed left no time to build a rapport resulting in a negative encounter [ 42].

Of the women in the usual care group, 70 (57%) received three phone calls to maintain rapport, resulting in a usual care group mean of 2.36 (SD 0.91) calls.

Memphis and Rooney continue to build a rapport in attack, and although they were unable to connect for a goal this week, the partnership should produce many in the times to come.