Sentence examples for interlocutor to be able from inspiring English sources

So, if we do not want to accidentally kill someone who actually could be an ally in our struggle for survival or if do not want ourselves to be killed by someone who we talk to in a loud environment, then it is better for us and our interlocutor to be able to "subtract" the noise-induced Lombard changes again from the speech signal before we interpret it under adverse listening conditions.

"I wanted to be able to sit".

You have to be able to adjust".

They need to be able to reach.

Love means to be able to forgive.

You need to be able to move.

Suhail said the Taliban are insistent that they want their first interlocutors to be the United States.

Nonetheless, by charting the day-to-day operations of the Provisional Executive, this chapter argues that far from being unprepared for the challenges of decolonization, French policymakers and their Algerian interlocutors were able to find common ground to ensure that a relatively peaceful transition to independence could take place.

They will be able to not just spread information, but to truly converse and persuade their human interlocutors in order to even more effectively push the latter's emotional buttons.

Embodied conversational agents (ECAs)—virtual characters as well as anthropoid robots—should be able to talk with their human interlocutors.

Utterances, not sentences, support inferences, license implicatures, such that we and our interlocutors are able to communicate far more than what we actually say to one another.