Sentence examples for a local interlocutor from inspiring English sources

A now-famous quote has Mattis, then the senior marine in the volatile Iraqi province of Anbar, informing a local interlocutor: "I come in peace.

Sources will dry up, ambassadors will get to hear only what their local interlocutors want to read in the newspaper, and access to information worth protecting will be less readily available to diplomats.

According to Heritage (2012a), a speaker who takes an unknowing epistemic stance, by asking a question for example, invites an interlocutor to elaborate on a topic.

They may seem like an unlikely interlocutor for a foreign affairs columnist, but they're not.

She addresses an invisible interlocutor in a sad, angry, guilt-ridden monologue.

Mr Mehsud was a potential interlocutor.

"They need a different interlocutor," he says.

He found McGuinness "a good interlocutor".

Mr. Blair doesn't sound like a neutral interlocutor.

This required a constant interlocutor or intellectual sparring partner.

For Cloughley and O'Malley, finding a suitable interlocutor was something of a challenge.