Sentence examples for warmer rapport from inspiring English sources

Mr. Arafat always had warmer rapport with Mr. Peres than he has with Prime Minister Ehud Barak.

The connection between them is nothing so obvious or reassuring as warm rapport and eye contact.

She established a warm rapport with Bonnie Raitt whose bottleneck slide guitar technique she much admires.

A tall, frank woman, she has a warm rapport with the men.

Yes, he found an appreciative biographer with whom he seems to have a warm rapport.

Ms. Tindall, 48, did not work for Mr. Stevens, but several people said they had a strong mutual respect and a warm rapport.

Vietnam has a rapidly warming rapport with its old foe, the United States, in large part because its old friend, China, makes broad territorial claims in the South China Sea.

Mr Cameron has developed a warm rapport with Barack Obama who lavished praise on the Prime Minister after talks this month in Washington.

Over the last four decades, the Catholic Church and the Anglican Communion have enjoyed a generally warm rapport, although there were sharp tensions when Anglican churches began ordaining women.

Ingrid Bergman, "the closest actor-collaborator in Hitchcock's career," had a warm rapport with him, even if Hitchcock turned that into a schoolboy crush on her.

Nev's fraternal friendship with Abby led to a warm rapport with her mother, Angela, and also to a blossoming cyberflirtation with Megan, the girl's 19-year-old sister, who posted enticing profile pictures on her Facebook page.