Sentence examples for good interlocutor from inspiring English sources

He found McGuinness "a good interlocutor".

Like any good interlocutor, the former centre-forward was not afraid to probe further, though.

(Khalilzad said that as far back as 2002 he had seen Talabani as a potential President. "He's a good interlocutor; we work well together," Khalilzad told me. "I'm prejudiced, though — he's a friend of mine").

"With regard to South Korean policy, Kim Yang-gon had a very good social network and was a good interlocutor for the North with the South," said Michael Madden, an expert on North Korea's leadership.

A former close colleague of Heywood says: "There have always been a few people like him in the civil service: very, very big brain capacities, good interlocutors, always in the key meetings – activist civil servants.

Ms. McKinney, with her lilting accent and friendly manner, her buoyant laugh and ready tears, seems almost too good an interlocutor for this filmmaker.

Parke's role as the good-natured interlocutor seems to be an essential component of the project, a disposition on display in this cheeky description of his imagined time spent with Tolstoy: He also proved an appalling husband, hated Shakespeare, never came to terms with his sexual appetite and yet had a profound influence on the non-violence of the young Gandhi.

If those good liberal interlocutors who disputed my critique of Obama were right, our goose would be cooked.

How many did he make?" Clarke asked, with incredibly good grace, as his interlocutor helped prod a ball under the net and back within his reach.

Any international mediation will need regional interlocutors with good enough ties to Hamas.

"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.