Sentence examples for from interlocutors from inspiring English sources

Could the administration argue, while trumpeting an American triumph under Mr. Obama's command, that it expects, through patience and great understanding, to win sudden moderation from interlocutors whose identity (and appeal) continues to be based on contempt for America's goals and its support of Israel?

"Although eye contact and verbal processing appear independent, people frequently avert their eyes from interlocutors during conversation," the study authors wrote.

Brown also heard from several interlocutors that the road security situation could affect the ability to hold credible elections.

He's always allowed himself to come across as wide-eyed, mystified, and curious during his interviews; in so doing, he has elicited unusually insightful commentary from his interlocutors.

It seemed that I was lacking exactly the qualities I claimed distinguished me from my interlocutor.

By producing something, the learner tests his/her hypothesis about language forms and receives feedback from an interlocutor.

The effect that virtual environments have on reducing the "set-up" time when switching from one interlocutor to another during the communication process is evaluated.

Given Thrasymachus' apparently conflicting slogans, Socrates has no difficulty in opening with a classic elenchus — that is, a refutation which elicits a contradiction from the interlocutor's own beliefs (339b-340b).

A particularly important challenge comes from an interlocutor who accepts the notion of universal subsistence rights, but argues that responsibility for their fulfilment rests with the nation of the bearer of the duty [ 23].

When straying from his conservative interlocutors, Evans is more limiting.

When I mentioned Steve Miska's effort on behalf of his interpreters, Charny said, "There's none of that emotion coming from our State Department interlocutors, who are mainly Ellen.