Sentence examples for many interlocutors from inspiring English sources

Many interlocutors pointed to the widely-anticipated meeting between the Dalai Lama and President Barack Obama with excitement but also expected few, if any, tangible outcomes.

While most displaced people want to go back to their homelands, "many interlocutors whom I met, in particular in North and South Darfur states, remain anxious about the security situation in their areas of origin … as well as the restoration of sustainable peace in the region," Nononsi said in a statement.

To their many interlocutors, the Taliban openly voiced their criticism of the ISI and Pakistan's negative role towards peace.

Ibrahim Gambari, the special envoy, did not make public his full itinerary but a United Nations statement said he planned to meet with "as many relevant interlocutors as possible".

"Great men historically expected to live forever," one of Packer's many female interlocutors says to him, "even as they supervised construction of their monumental tombs on the far bank of the river, the west bank, where the sun goes down".

For many of these interlocutors have sharply conflicting interests.

I was astonished by the deferential posture of the interlocutors, many of them seasoned diplomats.

But — one of his many future-oriented interlocutors interjected — will he have peace of mind in Beijing?

For weeks, Russia had pushed for the inclusion of its preferred interlocutors – many of whom have close ties to Russia and only a tenuous link to the mainstream opposition – in the opposition delegation.

After all, he was a sophisticate who charmed his interlocutors in many languages and a man not immune to praise or the love of women.

He was more exceptional in his capacity to reflect on ideologies and political systems, and in his obvious long experience and expertise in human psychology, which allowed him to assess his various interlocutors in many subtle ways.