Sentence examples for the interlocutor of from inspiring English sources
But in Mr. Kostunica, a constitutional lawyer who vows to defend Serb interests, Kosovo's Albanians have the interlocutor of their nightmares.
Undoubtedly, different ministries will continue to be the interlocutor of the pertinent agencies for operational purposes.
Argumentation is the communication process in which the speaker, through the use of reasons, aims to convince the interlocutor of the acceptability of a viewpoint.
Argumentation is a communication process where the speaker, through the use of reasons, aims to convince the interlocutor of the acceptability of a viewpoint.
Major emphasis was placed on distinguishing between "argumentation" (where the speaker has the intention to convince the interlocutor of the acceptability of a standpoint) and "explanation" (where the speaker aims to describe the features of a phenomenon to make sense of it) on the basis of the conceptualization given by Snoeck Henkemans [ 39].
The United Nations plays only a marginal role now in adjudicating between Israel and Palestine, for whom the White House and select Middle Eastern powers will continue to be the interlocutors of choice.
This intention may be disguised under the mask of a parable, under the interlocutors of a philosophical dialogue, or under the admonitions of a prophet, but the reader is never oblivious of the thinker's intent.
(Meno does not re-appear in Phaedo; Timaeus was not among the interlocutors of Republic).
He will introduce new ideas and raise fresh difficulties, but he will also expect his readers to have already familiarized themselves with the conversations held by the interlocutors of other dialogues even when there is some alteration among those interlocutors.
They are there, of course, the interlocutors of Israel.
The fact that pressure on Iran was lifted without insistence on the issue of continuous executions, amputations and human rights issues generally has led me to conclude that the interlocutors of the state are in no way interested in [the fate] of ordinary Iranians.
