Sentence examples for interlocutor of the from inspiring English sources
Demonised by the right for having once spoken to ETA, Mr Carod-Rovira is now a regular interlocutor of the government in Madrid.
Qassem Suleimani, the commander of the Quds Force and bête noire of the American armed forces, last year defended the doveish foreign minister and chief interlocutor of the Americans, Mohammad Javad Zarif, against radicals in parliament.
In the nineteen-nineties, Barghouti was a favored interlocutor of the Israeli left, a stalwart advocate of a two-state compromise, but in the first two years of the second Palestinian intifada both his rhetoric and his actions became extreme.
With the Empress of China, the purpose-driven nation dislodged one more remaining interlocutor of the colonial oppression of the British and embarked on a "special" trade relationship with China.
Undoubtedly, different ministries will continue to be the interlocutor of the pertinent agencies for operational purposes.
Argumentation is the communication process in which the speaker, through the use of reasons, aims to convince the interlocutor of the acceptability of a viewpoint.
Ordinarily, the very act of defending a philosophical position commits us to the dialectical move of attempting to convince our interlocutors of the superior value of what we are arguing for.
It will be noted that the noun group 'the poverty of our exchange' which functions as target for authorial Affect, also works to potentially negatively judge interlocutors of the future, via negative Appreciation: Valuation (item (7), Fig. 2).
The fact that pressure on Iran was lifted without insistence on the issue of continuous executions, amputations and human rights issues generally has led me to conclude that the interlocutors of the state are in no way interested in [the fate] of ordinary Iranians.
When Alcibiades speaks in Plato's "Symposium", it is to lament his failure to persuade Socrates to have sex with him.Another young man, Meno, is Socrates's chosen interlocutor on the subject of virtue.
The New York artist Sue de Beer has long established herself as an aesthetic interlocutor of teens and the occult, so Halloween provides an apt occasion for her to unveil a new work.
