Sentence examples for real rapport from inspiring English sources

And he was once an actor, so he has this real rapport with actors.

"You've built up a real rapport," he says, peering at Abigail's matted cow hair and uncomprehending cow face.

The shortcomings of social media would not bother me awfully if I did not suspect that Facebook friendship and Twitter chatter are displacing real rapport and real conversation, just as Gutenberg's device displaced remembering.

It wasn't an entirely new thought a year ago when I fretted in this paper that the faux friendships of Facebook and the ephemeral connectedness of Twitter were displacing real rapport, real intimacy.

Although U.S.-China relations are fraught with strategic and political tensions, economic ties have been comparatively smooth and improving over the past two years; Mr. Geithner and Vice Premier Wang Qishan have a real rapport.

By cultivating a real rapport with his writers and providing his contributors with a generous level of editorial latitude and direction, he creates a site with a broad and sophisticated sensibility.

And they have genuine rapport.

Gwynne establishes a real sardonic rapport with the audience as well as with Billy.

The retreats have built a real strong rapport among our top people here and that filters down to the employees.

"Ike is a guy I have a real good rapport with," he said, "and I know what he's going to do a lot of times before he does it.

A few days into the job I was whisked just outside of London to visit the client's campus in order to build the real world rapport necessary to persuade 17-year-olds to click a button on the UCAS website and embroil themselves in a backbreaking amount of debt they'd never be able to pay off.