Sentence examples for interlocutors by from inspiring English sources

Some have even accused him of trying to deceive his interlocutors by painting too rosy a picture of the new Zimbabwe, perhaps out of a misplaced sense of patriotism.Yes, there have been some improvements.

On one occasion he sought to disarm his interlocutors by taking his leg off and standing it, trouserless but with sock and shoe, in full view against a wall.

Moving from Yahweh's need of flattery to the candor of Greece and the obsequiousness of Rome on down to Dick Morris and Bill Clinton, who flatters his interlocutors by intently listening, Stengel is able triumphantly to conclude (am I reaching too high?) that flattery is more pervasively present than ever, although disguised and venally debased in these relativizing times, in this age of irony.

The logic of this was plain to my interlocutors: "By killing American soldiers, they seek to justify greater repression and build the argument for a permanent American military occupation of our country," a well-educated Sunni doctor patiently explained  to me one day, in Baghdad.

The data indicate that contextually embedded utterances (dialogs) which do not enhance the information status of interlocutors by information foci are structured in a similar fashion than context-free single sentences.

Although his later fame was mainly due to his polemical writings, especially regarding the poverty question, he was acknowledged as a significant interlocutor by thinkers such as Holcot, Wodeham, Wyclif and Gregory of Rimini among others.

And now a report by a trio of interlocutors sent by the government in Delhi to study Kashmir's problems for a year may also help.

(Indian Express) A trio of interlocutors appointed by the government will suggest a variety of autonomy measures for the valley, Times of India reports, quoting anonymous sources.

You thus will find your interlocutors distracted by domestic politics at a time when the GOP is struggling to meet IMF-imposed fiscal targets and militants are increasing their control over both the tribal areas and Swat, a once idyllic tourist destination 90 miles from Islamabad.

Penetrating the mind of Plato and comprehending what his interlocutors mean by what they say are not two separate tasks but one, and if we do not ask what his interlocutors mean by what they say, and what the dialogue itself indicates we should think about what they mean, we will not profit from reading his dialogues.

Based on the ambassador's cable sent immediately after the meeting, it depicts Mr. Reagan as a capable and firm interlocutor, respected by his Soviet adversary.