Sentence examples for various interlocutors from inspiring English sources

There, Anthony Carl Hancock Ruxx) is visited by various interlocutors and a chorus robed (in Geoffrey Holder's costumes) like a flashier gospel choir.

I value Naipaul for his travel narratives, for his visits to the so-called dark places of the earth, the patient way he teases out complicated non-fictional stories from his various interlocutors in Iran, Indonesia, India, and elsewhere.

He was more exceptional in his capacity to reflect on ideologies and political systems, and in his obvious long experience and expertise in human psychology, which allowed him to assess his various interlocutors in many subtle ways.

Why he seeks out the philosopher first and focuses specifically on his beliefs as opposed to his knowledge or his actions is not explained, although it is plausible to suppose that the nature of the king's invitation to his various interlocutors indicates in advance what he expects to hear from each one and perhaps also what he does not expect to hear.

In addition, 'Global Conversations', a partnership with Skype and Facebook, will pair world leaders in dialogues with various interlocutors.

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

In fact, American officials have been meeting various self-proclaimed rebel interlocutors almost since the counterinsurgency began two years ago.

In time, however, the discussion widened to include interlocutors representing various Brahmanical systems.

The commission finances many of them partly because they are convenient interlocutors for the various policymaking directorates.

In the Phaedo the statement "The soul is immortal" is presented as following logically from various premises Socrates and his interlocutors consider acceptable (cf. 106b 107a).

Various Taliban have offered themselves as possible interlocutors, but "the Doha track" was said by an American diplomat to be "the most promising" of them.