Sentence examples for what rapport from inspiring English sources

Me, I'd rather assess the logic of prose charged with ornament — prose racked across a medieval syntax — and work through what rapport these affectations have with one of the novel's more interesting concerns, which is masculinity.

At the end of his first season as principal conductor, Søndergård showed just what a rapport he already has with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales.

They had three full training sessions before the replay and what little rapport developed at Melwood told as Liverpool's senior and inexperienced players combined for an early lead.

What would the rapport be like between these two self-styled strongmen?

What makes their rapport different, advisers said, is that Mrs. Clinton and Mr. McCain are essentially of equal stature.

"I don't know about Sonny, I don't know what kind of rapport he has with his musicians.

But what of his rapport with McCullum, a player with whom he has come through the ranks of New Zealand cricket since they both appeared for the under-19s in 2001?

What sparked our rapport, I later wondered.

On a song like "You Don't Know What Love Is," their rapport is the definition of muted tension.

By contrast, Clinton and Kaine exhibited what seemed an easy rapport throughout the tour and in media interviews.

Key dimensions included the practitioner listening and paying heed to what was said, the rapport established and a perception of the practitioner as offering both a friendly and supportive presence and providing space to talk about oneself.