Sentence examples for such a rapport from inspiring English sources

"He had such a rapport with people.

Such a rapport could prove invaluable in encouraging revealing slips from the former president.

Manford and Mrs Cameron reportedly struck up such a rapport that he felt comfortable enough to query her on 2015's most scandalous political allegation.

He and tight end Dustin Keller developed such a rapport that Sanchez got too greedy, telegraphing a pass to Keller that was intercepted.

He persuades and seduces: he would concede that your straight flush beat his three of a kind, but then, over a very long dinner at Spago, he would develop such a rapport with you that you'd willingly split the pot with him.

Reckless had a gentle disposition and soon developed such a rapport with the troops that she was allowed to freely roam about the camp and entered tents at will, sometimes sleeping inside with the troops, and even lying down next to Latham's warm tent stove on cold nights.

When Clinton stepped aside and John Kerry took over, there were fears that such a personal rapport could not be replicated.

Stewart was given a huge send off overnight after bowing out with an emotional address to the audience he built up such a strong rapport with at the helm of the programme.

It's from the Evening Standard, London's afternoon paper, and it contains an interview with Lennon by Maureen Cleave, a star writer who had established such a fruitful rapport with the Beatles that she was long imagined – quite erroneously, as detailed by Philip Norman in his recent Lennon biography – to have provided the inspiration for "Norwegian Wood", written a year earlier.

I never like to take anything for granted and whenever Matt talks to me about a show, I always have to say, "And will I be doing it?" But we have such a great rapport that I obviously hope it'll be mine.

We developed such a fast rapport that Muriel suggested that we get together for dinner sometime.