Sentence examples for young interlocutor from inspiring English sources

"Although the job as Mayor is not an easy one, it is particularly hard when your beliefs are counter to the system you are employed by," Sanders confided in his young interlocutor.

Bellow's own biographer mused, after the publication of "Ravelstein," "Who are the other great writers who have done anything like this in their eighties?" Frank Kermode summed up the problem: "Those who have had actual experience of old age are likely to be dead or very tired or just reluctant to discuss the matter with clever young interlocutors".

So Plato clearly thinks that dialectic remains possible, and his Stranger seems actively engaged in helping his young interlocutors practice and learn the techniques.

Although the Sophist and Statesman are dialogues, the interaction between the Stranger and his two young interlocutors seems rather different from that between Socrates and his interlocutors in the Socratic dialogues, including the Theaetetus.

But I would submit to my young gangsta interlocutor that those artists are relatively shocking — relative to the social norms of their day.

Their interlocutors include young liberals and bloggers, and the discussions, once considered impossible, have been friendly and informal.

'Time for una pregunta': Understanding Spanish use and interlocutor response among young English learners in cross-age peer interactions while reading and discussing text.

The network model explains why Ted Koppel is favored over younger talent to serve as interlocutor on "This Week" and why, when networks make what they see as a risky move — hey, let's put a woman in the anchor chair — it will be someone like Katie Couric or Diane Sawyer, both of whom have been on television for decades.

Gandhi was interested in engaging with the Ambassador and could become a key interlocutor, along with other young members of Parliament, as we pursue a Strategic Dialogue with India.

When Alcibiades speaks in Plato's "Symposium", it is to lament his failure to persuade Socrates to have sex with him.Another young man, Meno, is Socrates's chosen interlocutor on the subject of virtue.

The second thread of the story concerns Nuzum's close, mostly platonic friendship with a rather mysterious young woman named Laura Patterson, who becomes his interlocutor and confessor in the matter of the Little Girl, and who, after a fashion, accompanies Nuzum through a long, brutal slide into drug abuse and hospitalization that seems to have no real cause unless the ghost somehow qualifies.