Sentence examples for touching rapport from inspiring English sources

She and Johnson conveyed a touching rapport and the film established Thaxter as the epitome of the clean-cut all-American sweetheart.

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.

Their rapport is touching, almost innocent – the sort of relationship born out of chance meetings amid the ravages of war.

I am touched by our rapport.

Having rehearsed together for four days, there's a definite rapport between musicians which is quite touching.

The songs are catchy, the performances are solid, and the rapport between Hari and his mum is quite touching.

Despite a moment of early violent conflict (one of the bits that doesn't quite ring true), Ariel's rapport with Mr. Dillane's Prospero is intimate, touching and real.

As a patient's experience with her health and health practitioner may touch upon sensitive issues, it was thought that the use of one-on-one conversation would enable the establishment of rapport and encourage the sharing of personal reflections [ 67].

You might hear a trace of the slipstream cadence he explored in the Miles Davis Quintet and probably a touch of his bristly rapport with Lee Morgan.

Nowadays you need a minimum of 7-10 touch points to build up rapport and trust before you can pitch your product or business.

Keeping in touch with parents regularly will establish an excellent rapport, and it helps to pass on something positive that their child has done now and then.