Sentence examples for interlocutor without from inspiring English sources

The authors assert that Millian was an "unwitting" source for Steele — that he spoke about Trump to an interlocutor without realizing that his statements were being conveyed to the former British spy.

Bearing in mind the goal of fulfilling the task, it is conceivable that test participants granted more importance to the criteria of intelligibility ('Is the speech quality good enough so that I can understand my interlocutor without any difficulty?') than to the criteria of quality (for example, dissociating narrowband from wideband encoding) when emitting the quality judgement.

So, we need some 'method by which we will be able to reason deductively about any matter proposed to us on the basis of endoxa, and to give an account of ourselves [when we are under examination by an interlocutor] without lapsing into contradiction' (Top. 100a18 20).

Unfiltered and without interlocutor, the premise advanced by Zavarzadeh was terrifying; if we cannot privilege or deprivilege individuated realities as exhibiting greater or less fidelity to the epistemology of real-time human action and interaction, how in any sense can fiction or any of the other literary arts continue to function?

Do we expect power to reveal itself without an interlocutor?

He is tremendously appealing: a great storyteller on stage and an earnest interlocutor one-on-one, without the usual politician's habit of flicking his eyes around the crowd while speaking to you.

Dobrynin depicted Reagan as a serious if determined interlocutor, engaged on major issues — without benefit of index cards.

"Someone came to me and said, 'It was a tight match, it's a shame that Tommy was poisoned,'" Waske told German news agency SID without identifying his interlocutor.

I do not like speaking in a group, because often the group is not well considered….the interlocutor is going to answer you without taking to heart what he tells you.

Despite her emphasis on community, she presents herself as very much a lone pilgrim, without interlocutors.

DAVID REMNICK: The United States makes demands of other countries all the time; in fact, very few political actors in Israel believe that a real peace can be achieved between the Israelis and the Palestinians without the U.S. as an interlocutor.