Sentence examples for those interlocutors from inspiring English sources

Did those interlocutors make further calls, to Afghans or Americans?

Those interlocutors can be top officials spelling out their governments' policies; they can be junior officials who — at some risk to their jobs — want to register a dissenting view; they can be human rights activists who have reason to fear retaliation from their authoritarian rulers; or they can be informed citizens eager for a no-holds-barred discussion about the mood in their country.

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.

Barely a couple of hours after Donald Trump had been declared the next president of the United States and even the political columnists, those sleek interlocutors of power, were in shock.

For many of these interlocutors have sharply conflicting interests.

Accompanying himself on piano, Kahane, in his appealing, soft baritone, toggles between his own states of feeling and those of his interlocutors.

If those good liberal interlocutors who disputed my critique of Obama were right, our goose would be cooked.

When the interlocutors were Democrat Steny Hoyer (Md).

They are there, of course, the interlocutors of Israel.

In all those years, from the early 1960s onwards, he was one of those rare senior Palestinian interlocutors who could, and would, make a decent stab at unravelling for baffled outsiders the machinations of Palestinian politics, and he wrote several books on Arab nationalism.

The reader is given every encouragement to believe that the reason why Socrates is successful in persuading his interlocutors (on those occasions when he does succeed) is that his arguments are powerful ones.