Sentence examples for interlocutors as from inspiring English sources

Foreign and Chinese analysts agree that China sees no imminent danger in Iran, despite efforts by interlocutors as different as Israel and Saudi Arabia to convince it otherwise.

It is important to keep your contacts organised on your phone if you want to find your interlocutors as quickly as possible.

Consciously or unconsciously we think of our interlocutors as disposable or replaceable".

She interprets the inflections and depicts the expressions of these unknown interlocutors as they speak into a technological void.

Condé could be ornery; he had a tendency to lecture his interlocutors as though they were students.

"It's almost like going to another planet," he said, and, apologizing for employing a Canadian stereotype, characterized his new interlocutors as "very polite".

More incredibly, the interlocutor, as intelligent as ever, was still Richard D. Heffner.

The charity argued that a 17-year-old needed an adult interlocutor as much as any other child would.

While Duch provides the book's touchstone, Bizot concentrates primarily, as the title suggests, on his own reaction upon encountering his interlocutor again, as well as on broader conclusions about the nature of humanity.

Rather, Turturro draws himself up to his full height and beyond, studying his interlocutor as if through an invisible lorgnette.

He seems even to change the shape of his eyes, popping them at his interlocutor as if they were optional extras in his face.