Sentence examples for role of interlocutor from inspiring English sources

As relations between the Obama administration and Mr. Karzai have become tense, Mrs. Clinton has increasingly taken on the role of interlocutor.

Rather than trying to figure out David Duchovny's negligible movie roles until now ["David Duchovny, With Facial Expressions," April 9], Anita Gates should have pointed out that Mr. Duchovny's major claim to fame before "The X-Files" was his role of interlocutor on Zalman King's soft-porn series "The Red Shoe Diaries," still in endless reruns on the cable network Showtime.

Years later, some who assumed the role of interlocutors say it was not only burdensome but uncomfortable.

The cousins may be gun thugs, but both of them were college English majors — one specializing in Hemingway, the other in neoclassical poetry, whose thesis, he brags, was titled "The Role of the Interlocutor in Pope's Horatian Satires".

An interesting issue that has arisen in developing the strong BUPLAS CA version has been the role of the interlocutor when assessing the real calls.

Thus, the role of the interlocutor is to elicit vicarious 'as-if' experiences in the learner in a process named 'derived embodiment'.

Also some of the candidates even act as the role of the interlocutor to terminate and put an end to the discussion (M = 0.78).

Aside from having an affair with a jinnia, Rushd's other main role is that of interlocutor.

Yet President Obama's strategy and advocacy have been much more pronounced since his first days in office, where he has championed the role of a committed and evenhanded interlocutor.

The second task is accomplished by developing lists of the premises which are acceptable to various types of interlocutor.

Of particular interest here is the absence of a pronomial Subject element for the speech roles of the two interlocutors, and the central role played by the various forms of the verbs for go and return as the negotiation unfolds, facts which are discussed in more detail below.