Sentence examples for in a colloquy from inspiring English sources

If there is a danger of ambiguity, it can be cleared up in a colloquy on the Senate floor by Senators McCain and Feingold.

Yesterday Mr. Lott promised in a colloquy with Mr. Daschle not to use certain parliamentary tactics to prevent such votes from taking place.

In April, fellow writers including Edmund White, Allan Gurganus and Anthony Hecht will gather in a colloquy on Merrill at the New School University.

In a colloquy with Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, Professor McConnell appeared to regret some statements he made in an article in a religion journal.

In a colloquy with Romans in the studio, Dobbs was told that the A.C.L.U. said that if voters were unhappy with federal laws they could always vote for new members of Congress.

One day this spring, Susan Dynarski, an associate professor of public policy and an economist at Harvard, joined Kamenetz in a colloquy at the American Enterprise Institute to address the question of whether college is still worth the cost.

He appeared before a judge here on Monday and was held in $1 million bail after a colloquy with the court in which he seemed to throw caution aside.

These recommendations resembled less the makings of a contemporary governing team than a colloquy in the lush, wood-paneled conference room at the Council on Foreign Relations, a research institute where Mr. Gelb, 73, is president emeritus.

To a certain extent, the paintings in this show become captions in a psychological colloquy.

When used in a Congressional colloquy, as we have just seen, the term's double sense heightens the offense.

Senate Intelligence Committee Chair Richard Burr seemed to suggest the debate about Section 215 was about Internet metadata the other day, when he claimed in a Senate colloquy that Section 215 authorizes a dragnet for IP calls though his office later claimed Burr had misspoke and deleted the comment from the congressional record.