Sentence examples for whose rapport from inspiring English sources

But so did Janette Beckman, a Londoner working for the Melody Maker from 1977 to 1982, whose rapport with her subjects created some of the era's most striking images of youth subcultures – including others that showed a similar DIY spirit to punk, through the mod revival, ska and early hip-hop.

There's the sexual undercurrent between gay Jeff and straight Bradley, whose rapport is further challenged by social class differences.

In "Restless Eye" this quietly paradoxical consistency reads most finely in the performances of Mr. Dinwiddie, Ms. Hawkins and Mr. Medlyn, veteran Advanced Beginners whose experience and rapport shine here.

"This should be someone with whom you easily build up a rapport and whose style suits you in terms of adding to your motivation and enjoyment".

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

It's not a bad performance, and he has a nice rapport with Hathaway, whose accent is more or less in position.

Oz (William Jackson Harper) immediately strikes up a rapport with Howard, whose first response to discovering that his daughter is entertaining a man in the bathroom is, not unnaturally, to reach for a baseball bat.

Early scenes showcase a terrific rapport between Hart and Ward, whose boisterous affection for each other is evident in the on-set featurettes, providing a natural chemistry that initially allows the film to shine.