We had a rapport with the bank, we trusted them, and they seemed to understand our needs.
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Burke "had a rapport" with Weinstein throughout the reporting process and a former member of Weinstein's staff described the executive to Farrow as being "in Weinstein's pocket," according to Farrow's written account.
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I feel like it spoke to how isolating being a female in music in the 90s was that you hadn't had a rapport with each other…Yeah we'd spent no time together.
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"He had a rapport with people, and what you notice about Gordon's work [is] the scope, the diversity, the diversity of people he photographed, what he photographed, how he photographed," says Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe, a photographer who was friends with Mr Parks.
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Nhu reportedly once ordered a bodyguard to slap Thơ because he felt Thơ had shown him a lack of respect. Diệm held Thơ in contempt and did not allow him to take part in major policy decisions, despite theoretically being the second most powerful man in the country.Buttinger, p. 954 Thơ had a rapport with the military officers, having befriended Minh years earlier.
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Madame Gagné was a photographer who worked between 1886 and 1891 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. She and her husband, Édouard C. Gagné (also a photographer) had a total of three studios over time. At least one of her prints can be found at Montreal's McCord Museum. Madame Gagné reportedly had a rapport with the new Chinese immigrants to Montreal, and often made portraits of them and their families.
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256 Generally, Bolland recalls "she was enthusiastic about my ideas," although Morrison had "creator's approval" on all designs. Finding that he had a rapport with, and the trust of, his editor, Bolland thinks that these factors "resulted in some of [his] most experimental work." Newly embracing the use of a computer, Bolland cites The Invisibles Vol 2 No. 11 as his earliest computer-assisted piece of artwork, using it to "insert... a computer generated background behind a severed hand."Bolland, "The 1990s – The Computer" in The Art of Brian Bolland, p.
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While Lucas had a rapport with many French artists, James Abbott McNeill Whistler and Lucas shared a personal as well as professional relationship. Lucas helped arrange numerous exhibits of Whistler's work in Paris, and Whistler painted Lucas' portrait in 1886, which was given to Henry Walters in 1908. Frequently, Lucas stayed at his friend's country estate house, and the two men regularly corresponded from 1862 to 1886. The friendship came to an end in 1886 when Whistler left Maud Franklin for Beatrix Godwin, whom he married in 1888.
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During the time of his appointment he had a rapport with the choir and many were the successes over which he presided. Two performances of Britten’s War Requiem, in 1964 and 1967, are particularly remembered. It was appreciated that when Sir David Willcocks had to relinquish his position 17 years later, he still returned for many years to preside over the annual Carol Concert. Other eminent conductors have been Sir Charles Groves, who conducted a memorable performance of Frederick Delius’ A Mass of Life, Richard Hickox, David Lloyd Jones, Brian Kay and guest conductors such as John Rutter, Meredith Davies, Sir John Barbirolli and many others.
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