Sentence examples for interlocutor said from inspiring English sources

My interlocutor said he had not misunderstood at all.

"He was not brought in to be a major international interlocutor," said Mr. Pifer, now a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, a research and policy center here.

For example, some of its younger volunteers wanted to join the fight with the Taliban in Western Pakistan and Afghanistan, my interlocutor said, and so Jamat had evolved an internal H.R. policy by which these young men would turn in their Jamat identity cards and go West "on their own time," much as think tanks allow policy scholars to take leaves of absence to advise political campaigns.

Spain remains our only interlocutor," said Donald Tusk, president of the European Council.

Many of us have experienced that tedious moment when in a social situation you admit you're a scientist or mathematician and your interlocutor says "you must be so clever to do that" or "I never could do maths at school".

Oppenheimer prefers to sit close to whoever he's talking to, and he listens intently, responding not just to the words his interlocutor says, but the emotion they didn't know they were conveying.

Islam was slowly engulfing the world, a story which, my interlocutors said, was never reported.

State-appointed interlocutors said his death could adversely impact peace talks between left-wing extremists and the state government, The Hindu reports.

Turkey does not recognise the Greek-Cypriot republic as the legitimate representative of the island so "we would not accept them as interlocutors", said Mr Davutoglu.

At the recent off-the-record meeting between U.S. and North Korean representatives at a conference in California, journalists were eager for any crumb of information about what the two interlocutors said to each other.

One of our interlocutors said: "he (the husband) said that 'we will do what I decide.