Sentence examples for media interlocutors from inspiring English sources

The Instagram account, unlike a similarly named Twitter feed, is linked from Banksy's Web site, so would-be social media interlocutors should beware.

Does she envy the way he confronted his hopelessly square media interlocutors with elliptical taunts in the 60s? "He was incredibly brave.

When he agrees to be interviewed at all, he usually chooses to remain in character, thereby making fools not just of his media interlocutors but also of their readers and viewers.

That's why, when he's been in the news media lately, his interlocutors have largely stayed out of his way.

If we continue to allow the media to be the interlocutors for the public, we won't.

Several accounts in Iran's state-controlled media compared the positions taken by Tehran's interlocutors in Baghdad to those of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, which considers Iran's nuclear program an existential threat.

The ministers we met seemed, for the most part, to be competent and well-organised for the EU presidency.Mr Orbán could do himself a world of good if he, like my ministerial interlocutor, were to admit that the media law had been a mistake and, even better, pledge to review it with the involvement of non-Fidesz appointees.

It is striking that Obama's aides, who helped win the election by harnessing new media, believed they could just spin away from their online interlocutors.

But what we're really arguing about is this: In a real debate, in a grown-up world, in the political and media systems we actually have, does presidential power need an interlocutor to reveal itself?

Twice, Abbas endorsed principles of action on the core issues proposed by Israeli interlocutors — principles he's reaffirmed in various interviews with Israeli media during the past twelve months.

But I was happy to see a reasonably honest confrontation between a brave and dedicated journalist and parliamentarians, especially when the interlocutors weren't just showboating for cable news or social media, but seemed genuinely concerned that the journalists might have badly misunderstood the harm that publishing the Snowden materials might cause.