Sentence examples for with rapport from inspiring English sources

I think it has to do with relationships, it has to do with rapport.

(Victoria) ALO's tended to be used to assist with rapport and cultural understanding (and many organisations employ ALOs for this purpose), whereas interpreters have a more specific role with translation of language, and need to be engaged through an interpreter service or found privately through local contacts.

With her rapport with plants and her homemade arboretum, Nausicaä is the cartoon princess for anyone who likes nature.

Georgia's best long-term prospects now, more clearly than ever, lie with a closer rapport with the European Union (EU).

In an earlier performance, Gitte Lindstrom and Andrew Bowman, both of the Royal Danish Ballet, were more concerned with dramatic rapport.

In multi-ethnic, mixed gender groups, women are more concerned with building rapport than men [ 24].

He is an instinctive political communicator with an almost magical rapport with his supporters.

"The riders that I've ridden with I have a rapport with and they were like, 'What's he doing?

Moreover, Modi has forged a special relationship with Japan and built personal rapport with Abe.

Mehboob Khan had worked on eight films with Naushad and developed a rapport with him.

Monroe believed in her rapport with the public more than her rapport with Hollywood.