Sentence examples for * the interlocutors from inspiring English sources
Contrast between the interlocutors is achieved by assigning particular instruments or groups to different characters.
Like any novice con man, cub reporter, or budding sociopath, Holden learns to float at the interlocutors' verbal level.
It could signal that Kashmiris' grievances will be taken seriously, for example by acting on the interlocutors' report when it is released in January.
Another masterpiece of this kind is O doux parler (1571), in which the interlocutors are human and the approach of both poet and composer more intensely passionate.
Scaevola is one of the interlocutors in Cicero's De oratore ("On Oratory"), De amicitia ("On Friendship"), and De republica ("On the Republic").
One of the interlocutors in his Convivium religiosum suggests that it would be better to lose the Scholastic theologian Duns Scotus than the ancient Roman thinkers Cicero or Plutarch, and another speaker restrains himself with difficulty from praying to the Greek philosopher Socrates (c. 470 399 bce) as if he were a Roman Catholic saint.
FemShep's and BroShep's lines, though separate, have to match, because both Shepards share the same interlocutors.
The Spanish papers no longer are the privileged interlocutors they once were, at least not on economic policy.
He suspects one of the Taliban interlocutors was Maulavi Abdul Kabir, a member of the group's leadership council reportedly arrested in Pakistan in February.
And so, some of these efforts, I think, through the Iraqi interlocutors, are ones that, again, are trying to advance our common objectives against Isil".
Instead of imposing artificial, illegal restrictions on Iran, the international interlocutors should explore the viability of those assurances offered by Iran.
