Sentence examples for for interlocutors from inspiring English sources
I think all our lives are a search for interlocutors.
Afghan, Saudi and Pakistani officials should keep probing for interlocutors.
Moreover, there does not appear to be a way to negotiate such a deal; Iraqi officials are still searching for interlocutors through whom to talk to assorted insurgents.Besides, many followers of the Mahdi Army have slipped out of the control of its titular leader, Mr Sadr, who still calls, on paper, for unity between Sunnis and Shias.
The same is true for a rejection and encouragement, where the intention and effect for interlocutors is the result of this exchange, which can only be realised in the presence of certain contextual circumstances, or "felicitous conditions" (Austin, 1962).
It is rather unusual for interlocutors to repeat statements just made by someone else (apart from showing surprise about it which would then require a particular intonation).
"There is a need for other interlocutors too, both for the authorities here and for our friends overseas".
And in January the Palestinians are due to have presidential and parliamentary elections that may or may not produce a new bunch of interlocutors for the Israelis.
By displaying availability to engage in talk about the topic proposed through a topic initiating practice, the participants in examples 1 3 make a bid for a topical line to be generated and, thus, make relevant for their interlocutors to either accept or reject the bid.
As for his interlocutors' insistence that he was trying to improve the world with his films -- let them cherish that delusion if they liked.
As a result, it was impossible to discuss what Schwarzenegger was doing on climate change (and unnecessary for my interlocutors to know about it, no less figure out how to use it).
His deliberate pauses may be disconcerting for his interlocutors, but he seemed as sharp as ever on Tuesday — perhaps especially when he paused before revealing a closer relationship with the former Labor prime minister, Gordon Brown, than the current Conservative prime minister, David Cameron.
