Sentence examples for critical interlocutor from inspiring English sources
They said Mr. Akhund was a critical interlocutor between the peace council and Taliban leaders in Quetta, Pakistan, near the Afghan border.
In his description of the salons we clearly see his interest in a communicative ideal that later would provide the core normative standard for his moral-political theory: the idea of inclusive critical discussion, free of social and economic pressures, in which interlocutors treat each other as equals in a cooperative attempt to reach an understanding on matters of common concern.
He was a vicious interlocutor, a disruptor of modern whiteness as Hilton Als wrote in his critical essay "White Noise," a "white boy not a white boy".
"Promoting sports events is critical to the promotion of Jordan in general," Prince Feisal told his interlocutors on Friday.
"If there is enough of a critical mass of societal pressure that banter makes you 'look good' to your mates or interlocutors, then that can be enough to make people feel they have to adopt that kind of conversational behaviour.
"Oh," said my interlocutor.
His interlocutor laughed nervously.
The interlocutor shouted the question.
My interlocutor nodded vigorously.
"Got to," his interlocutor answers.
"Harsh," my interlocutor might reply.
