Sentence examples for interlocutor in a from inspiring English sources

She addresses an invisible interlocutor in a sad, angry, guilt-ridden monologue.

His demeanour is cerebral and in conversation he tends to lean or loom over his interlocutor in a patrician manner, because of his height.

This is all about Ed himself the public man, the party leader, shown in quasi-prime ministerial situations: working (all alone) near a table that could be the Cabinet table, or giving an interview to an unseen interlocutor in a garden that might almost be the No 10 garden.

Like the Tea party, like climate deniers, the group will continue to thrive as long as it's treated as a valid interlocutor in an important discussion.

If the office seizes its new autonomy to engage directly with the Afghan government, and the government accepts the offer rather then relying entirely on Pakistan, the office could be the government's interlocutor in an Afghan-led effort.

The 67-year-old Jang, married to the youngest daughter of North Korea's founder, Kim Il Sung, was for decades the trusted eminence grise, the interlocutor in an otherwise eccentric family.

From Belfast to the Hindu Kush, conflict zones abound where the only credible interlocutors in a peace process happen to be rebel leaders or warlords.

These results may contradict Baralt and Gurzynski-Weiss (2011) and Ahmadi and Sadeghi (2016) where teachers may be a cause for greater anxiety when they are also the interlocutors in a task, especially due to differentials in power relationships.

In June, MINUSMA held a conference with members of the High Islamic Council of Mali HCIMM), crucial interlocutors in a deeply religious country where imams hold far more sway than any other public figures.

Expressing amusement and amazement at the "sycophantic manner" of Shah's interlocutors in a BBC radio interview, Elwell-Sutton concluded that some Western intellectuals were "so desperate to find answers to the questions that baffle them, that, confronted with wisdom from 'the mysterious East,' they abandon their critical faculties and submit to brainwashing of the crudest kind".

It was Iran's dual role as the Isis-abetting facilitator of Assad-regime atrocities and as an interlocutor in nuclear talks – a role Tehran handled with ease – that caused the west to freeze.