Sentence examples for favored interlocutor from inspiring English sources
In the nineteen-nineties, Barghouti was a favored interlocutor of the Israeli left, a stalwart advocate of a two-state compromise, but in the first two years of the second Palestinian intifada both his rhetoric and his actions became extreme.
The network model explains why Ted Koppel is favored over younger talent to serve as interlocutor on "This Week" and why, when networks make what they see as a risky move — hey, let's put a woman in the anchor chair — it will be someone like Katie Couric or Diane Sawyer, both of whom have been on television for decades.
You might think you need to preserve cooperation to maximize your leverage over your interlocutor, but if you always favor preserving cooperation, the other side comes to believe that you will never use that leverage -- at which point the leverage evaporates.
"Oh," said my interlocutor.
His interlocutor laughed nervously.
My interlocutor nodded vigorously.
The interlocutor shouted the question.
"Got to," his interlocutor answers.
"Harsh," my interlocutor might reply.
