Sentence examples for Some interlocutors from inspiring English sources
Some interlocutors shared their disappointment at the performance of UN envoy Kai Eide.
Some interlocutors synonymize them (e.g., Hoffman 1980; Brown 2003), others reduce one to the other (analogy is a form of metaphor, Geary 2011; metaphor is a kind of analogy, Gentner 1982, 2003), and yet others bracket one to focus on the other (e.g., Oppenheimer 1956 sets aside metaphor).
Indeed, according to some interlocutors, "metamathematics is part of mathematics" (Halvorson 2012, 204).
In total, 28 interviews have been conducted with 28 different interlocutors (some interlocutors were interviewed twice).
But, as the rally in Tel Aviv suggests, a growing number of Israelis, even on the right, think that, somehow, some Palestinian interlocutors must be found if there is to be a chance even of a preliminary truce.
But the big rally in Tel Aviv shows that a growing number of Israelis think that, somehow, some Palestinian interlocutors must be found, if there is to be any chance of an end to the blood-letting.
My interlocutors — some Russians and others not, some journalists and others not — kept repeating the same thing: First, they had not believed Parliament would vote to hold Russian orphans hostage; second, they had hoped against hope that Putin would rebuke them and set things right by refusing to sign the bill.
Next year some genuine interlocutor between the Iraqi government and the more nationalist rebels may emerge.
A few of them are obviously in a state of euphoria & are expressing themselves naturally, but most are wanderers in the vales of uncertainty & seem to be answering questions thrown at them by some imaginary interlocutor.
The next day, at a wider meeting of euro zone finance ministers, Mr. Schäuble ruled out any debt forgiveness, leaving some of his interlocutors baffled.
At the latest round it refused even to issue an anodyne joint statement, lest this be deemed to accord its Tibetan interlocutors some sort of official status.
