Sentence examples for Enormous authority from inspiring English sources

Yet his credentials give him enormous authority.

No one can doubt its enormous authority.

Though Jews in Germany make up barely 0.2% of the population, his pronouncements carry enormous authority.

With that infatuation, consumers -- what used to be called the public -- are giving design enormous authority.

"It has enormous authority to do its job," she said, "but it doesn't always have the staff or money.

The club has always been run by an iron-willed chairman with enormous authority; Johnson is the club's fifth chairman.

But the movie wouldn't work at all without his enormous, mysterious authority and grace.

Mr. Xhaferi still commands enormous moral authority among the restive Albanian population, but how long he can hold the more militant Albanians in check is not clear.

ConservativeHome, an influential website among grassroots Tories, asserted that having warned of the dangers from the beginning, Britain would have "enormous moral authority" in a post-euro Europe, and urged Mr Cameron to plan his demands now.The mood among Conservative MPs is less shining-eyed and more sullen.

In telling the story of three generations of a French-Algerian family, Claire Messud's stunning 1999 novel, "The Last Life," announced the arrival of a remarkably gifted novelist, a writer blessed with enormous poise, authority and emotional insight, as well as a keen understanding of the complicated arithmetic of family relationships.

The king is now so influential that he need only muse aloud about, say, a new overpass to ease congestion in Bangkok, or a new system to tag stray dogs, to set off a race among politicians and bureaucrats to implement his ideas.The king is also credited with using this enormous moral authority to promote democracy and chastise Thailand's more venal and violent leaders.