Sentence examples for rapport with all from inspiring English sources

"He had a remarkable rapport with all his listeners.

"David had and has a good rapport with all of us," Leonardo said.

They were dazzled by his enthusiasm, by his quick wit, by his easy rapport with all sorts of people, by what one calls "his mind-heart connection".

His Nat King Coleesque rapport with all pianos, from the 12-key toy he got from his paternal grandmother for his third birthday to the Baldwin that preceded the Steinway, is the reason he opens a three-week engagement on Tuesday at the Algonquin's Oak Room, the youngest headliner in the hotel's hundred-year history.

Hence we intend to establish good rapport with all our suppliers and hence long mutually beneficial business relationships.

This shows that we built rapport with all community members, and that the results represent the community as a whole.

First ladies historically burnish their husbands' reputations by appearing to rise above the partisan fray, positioning themselves as apolitical Washington outsiders, and building positive rapport with journalists — all of which they use to appeal to citizens across the political spectrum.

"He has a good rapport with people at all levels, which is very important.

He only ever spent a few days with Celia and had no rapport with her at all".

Her ability to be non-reactive allowed her to build rapport with individuals on all sides of the debate to make economic, social and cultural rights a reality.

According to Fishman, Millennials will have a natural rapport with Gen Z. "All that texting to their BFFs, acquaintances and anyone else who will listen is a harbinger of things to come," she said.