Sentence examples for to interlocutors from inspiring English sources

As a result, his handlers have advised him to speak only to interlocutors deemed reliable (Lally Weymouth, of Newsweek; William Safire, of the Times), lest he reveal himself too much.

Sehgal was worried that the people who were supposed to be talking had been too quick to cede the floor, out of politeness, to interlocutors who had not proved themselves deserving.

The manipulation consisted of varying the number of characters available to interlocutors in two conditions.

What this in effect means is that interlocutors have to talk to interlocutors to reach one of the two concerned parties -- hardly a recipe for the kind of success that does not simply end the immediate bloodshed but creates the basis for a longer term arrangement that has a chance of moving things forward.

Thus, speakers and listeners will often have to adapt their behavior to their interlocutor to avoid misunderstanding.

He is a democrat who talks to his interlocutors 'mammal to mammal' but knows he must return to ordinary moledom when - if - he can.

Now the President is forced to explain to international interlocutors exactly why his country has abducted a law-abiding Washington Post correspondent on what are recognizably trumped-up charges.

In human conversation, speakers adapt their message and the way they convey it to their interlocutors and to the context in which the dialogue takes place.

It was up to him and to his Israeli interlocutors to hack their path through the Oslo thickets, but both sides failed miserably.

He is tall, but more likely to bend to an interlocutor's ear than he is to boom from a point of elevation.

Work rules, according to our interlocutors, are very slow to adjust.