Sentence examples for better interlocutor from inspiring English sources

To be fair, Mr. Corbat may be a better interlocutor with the bank's regulators and owners.

The Iranians also know they will not have a better interlocutor in Washington than an Obama Administration in its second term.

Israel will not find better interlocutors.

In truth, these two powers behind the Saudi throne are arguably better interlocutors than the king himself.

But his oft-threatened "removal", whether by assassination or by eviction and exile, will in no way encourage the emergence of a better Palestinian interlocutor.

One moment!" It quickly emerged that she knew the intricacies of nuclear policy even better than her interlocutors.

His actors do that, too; they take each another apart, the better to leave their interlocutor's spirit exposed.

However, Elder and Iwashita (2005) suggested that test takers may not feel motivated to strive for better performance when an interlocutor is not present; this may result in inconclusive findings in such studies.

"The more we do now," [Kissinger] would tell his Soviet interlocutor, "the better".

So, if we do not want to accidentally kill someone who actually could be an ally in our struggle for survival or if do not want ourselves to be killed by someone who we talk to in a loud environment, then it is better for us and our interlocutor to be able to "subtract" the noise-induced Lombard changes again from the speech signal before we interpret it under adverse listening conditions.

Even better than this is when the interlocutor knows what you're talking about, but considers this thing – the comedy of Chris Morris, say, or the films of Richard Linklater – to be the most sparkling of forgotten treasures, a secret only they know about.