Sentence examples for and the interlocutor from inspiring English sources

This book reflects in serious theological depth and detail on the spiritual and sexual journeys of gay men of mature and committed Christian faith, employing the Christian mystical tradition as the lens and the interlocutor in this process.

"When we train the kids in radio production, we focus on the preparation – preparing the theme, the questions and the interlocutor," explains Clemence Petit-Perrot, the Director of Programmes and a veteran youth radio trainer with the Children's Radio Foundation based in Cape Town, South Africa.

She currently teaches art history and theory at the International Academy of Art, Palestine, Ramallah and at Dar Al-Kalima University College of Arts and Culture, Bethlehem and is the interlocutor for the upcoming Sharjah Biennial 13 project in Ramallah.

He should also think hard about the differences in character: Ahmadinejad is volatile and headstrong, the interlocutor from hell, while Moussavi is steady and measured.

"Tonight's a night of merriment/ Of laughter, songs, and jokes," says the Interlocutor (an excellent John Cullum), who, as the show's sole white performer, functions as an uncomprehending master of ceremonies.

This part also started with candidates greeting each other and thanking for the interlocutor when they finished the task.

Such threats do give us reasons to act and, unpleasant as the interlocutor may be, there seems to be no fallacy here.

The second step aims at becoming aware of the connection between one's own (beneficial or adverse) communicative behavior and the (likewise beneficial or adverse) reaction of the interlocutor and vice versa.

When they finally do, the Bible stops using the term "angel," and identifies the interlocutors simply as God.

Then followed a series of jokes between the interlocutor and end men, interspersed with ballads, comic songs, and instrumental numbers, chiefly on the banjo and violin.

This strategy provokes the interlocutor and audience to see for themselves what has gone wrong and why.