It was nice to have a rapport with an old friend.
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It even suggested that the two artists might have a rapport.
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If I have a rapport with them, I don't mind at all.
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You have to have a rapport with people and build relationships with people.
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It's clear that the pair do have a rapport that goes beyond erotic performances.
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"I want to be transparent and have a rapport with my subscribers," she said.
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After all, it's always hard to work well with folks you don't have a rapport with (not to mention, it's less fun).
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There has to be congruency or else the actor is not gonna have a rapport with character that they're trying to fall into.
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"While I am lucky that my boss and I have a rapport that encourages open and honest conversation, I need to remember that she is my boss," Frank concluded.
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Willson and quarterback Russell Wilson already have a rapport with each other from their previous seasons together, so I expect his readjustment into the starting roles should go rather smoothly.
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The idea is to use the site to see if there is a mutual attraction or interest, and then to use the communication tool to see if you have a rapport.
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Introduced years ago by the "Thelma and Louise" screenwriter Callie Khouri, Ms. Steinem and Ms. Lahti, who is 68, have a rapport based on feminism, of course, but also on their Midwestern roots, dysfunctional childhoods and a sense that — as they told me in unison — they were living "the unlived lives" of their mothers.
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More recently, Deborah Tannen has compared gender differences in language as more similar to 'cultural' differences ("cultural difference approach"). Comparing conversational goals, she argued that men have a report style, aiming to communicate factual information, whereas women have a rapport style, more concerned with building and maintaining relationships. People tend to accommodate their language towards the style of the person they are interacting with. Thus, in a mixed-gender group, gender differences tend to be less pronounced.
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Bodie, having already once been stopped but quickly released by McNulty on his way into Hamsterdam, displayed his characteristically sharp mind during interrogation and cited entrapment (or "contrapment" as he mistakenly put it) leading to wrongful arrest, leaving an impressed McNulty and Pearlman no choice but to let him go. He also helped Dennis "Cutty" Wise to contact Avon Barksdale on several occasions; the two appear to have a rapport and mutual respect most likely derived from Cutty having known Bodie's older brother. The Barksdale organization became embroiled in a turf war with Marlo Stanfield's crew. Although Bodie's crew was badly beaten, Bodie himself was not present at the time of the assault.
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