Sentence examples for preferred interlocutor from inspiring English sources
Over Israel's objections, American officials have now re-engaged with the Palestinian government, albeit avoiding those aligned with Hamas and continuing to embrace America's preferred interlocutor, the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas.
It is with one's enemies, after all — not preferred interlocutors — that treaties ending wars must be made.
He preferred to conduct all conversations by telephone, even if his interlocutor was a few feet distant.
"The Surrealists gave me," replied Michaux, covering his eyes with his hand, because he always preferred to be partially rather than wholly seen by the prying eye of any interlocutor, "la grande permission".
Your interlocutor will probably prefer reading your writing than looking at a generic yellow man.
In his office, he rarely sits behind his desk, preferring to pull a chair out and join his interlocutors.
Oppenheimer prefers to sit close to whoever he's talking to, and he listens intently, responding not just to the words his interlocutor says, but the emotion they didn't know they were conveying.
To his credit, he prefers to tramp the dust and listen to people.In this section Centuries of trial and error Shape-shifting Muddling through Flight path Frontier fables War, peace and love ReprintsMostly Sir Mark asks his interlocutors if they are better off than before.
Americans prefer an open and public style of governing, but I believe they also recognize that keeping our discussions private can give our interlocutors greater flexibility in their negotiating than they would have in the presence of public declarations of negotiating positions.
