interlocutor造句

Warren will be the evening's sole interlocutor.

Orion had the habit of staring motionlessly at his interlocutor.

At first smile and maintain visual contact with the interlocutor.

In each case, the interlocutor inquires of the viewer, "What might this be?"

You will immediately understand that call has started and you can greet your interlocutor.

Debray stepped forward, and cordially pressed the hand of his interlocutor.

Full Screen Caller will show a big picture and detailed information about your interlocutor.

Boethius' thoughts and reflections are written in prose, whilst the wisdom of his interlocutor, Philosophy, appears in verse.

Nicolas Sarkozy may be the first French President who does not see the archbishop of Paris as a natural interlocutor.

Once that's done, Darpa wants a pre-prototype device that can read brain waves, translate them, then transmit them to the mind of one's fellow interlocutor.

The Buddha's persistent reluctance to answer any of the four question put to him regarding the fate of the Tathagata after death caused puzzlement to his interlocutor.

With nihilism, no discussion is possible; for the nihilist logic doubts the existence of its interlocutor, and is not quite sure that it exists itself.

Although Ms Livni would probably make the more amenable interlocutor, Israel's eventual choice is not as decisive as it may seem.

To make dictation more efficient, Bauby's interlocutor, Claude Mendibil, read from a special alphabet which consisted of the letters ordered in accordance with their frequency in the French language.

"She's an impressive interlocutor, very direct and very capable of getting things done," said the official, who said he could be more candid if not quoted by name. "I don't think that's the concern."

The low spot for Jones came when he was asked why he had replied to one interlocutor that he wasn't going to make his data available, because he only wanted to find something wrong with it.

Just as a skilled conversationalist brings alive the least promising interlocutor, so Berlin could conjure a fascinating essay from the most forbidding pages of Fichte, or Vico, or De Maistre.