Sentence examples for potential interlocutor from inspiring English sources

Mr Mehsud was a potential interlocutor.

It went nowhere, but the initiative marked him in Washington as a potential interlocutor.

One potential interlocutor is Soheib Bencheikh, the grand mufti of Marseille, with whom I spent a fascinating couple of hours.

Watson sought to elaborate upon it by thinking of our moral responsibility practices, and in particular the morally reactive attitudes, along the lines of a communication-based theory in which a morally responsible agent's competence turns in some way upon being a potential interlocutor to moral conversations between her and the moral community in which she operates.

"BE also interested in potential interlocutors in Washington, DC (at State [Department], DoE [Department of Energy])," the note reads.

Wilson is the most prominent translator I know of to have exposed her choices to something like public scrutiny: her prominence, in this instance, really matters, since in Twitter terms it gives her more followers, more potential interlocutors.

It is unclear whether this is enough to reassure all potential interlocutors; Mr Hassan's protestations notwithstanding, it may be hard to shake off the the impression of chatting with a big digital recorder.

As a growing number of animated objects are created to interact with humans, we asked whether humans can perceive robots as potential interlocutors.

Something they have already said?" Michaelis stressed the need to engage the Egyptians at the highest level, i.e., Mubarak, but also identified Umar Suleiman, the STATE 00082013 005 OF 005 SUBJECT: NUCLEAR NONPROLIFERATION TREATY (NPT) BILATERALS WITH UK, FRANCE, AND GERMA head of Egyptian intelligence, as very influential and a potential useful interlocutor.

One of the things that distinguishes us from partisan commentators on Iranian politics is that we are not interested in picking Iran's leaders -- we are not Iranian voters, after all -- or choosing potential Iranian interlocutors for the United States.

Pakistan recently urged the insurgents to join the political process and agreed to help Washington vet potential new Taliban interlocutors.