Sentence examples similar to Reasonably authoritative from inspiring English sources

But do hear it: this set, which appeared in the United States just after The New York Times published its reviews of the year's best CD box sets on Nov. 30, is authoritative, reasonably priced for an import ($44.98) and contains some of the strongest, most vivid popular music ever made.

However, as our final sample consisted of a range of senior researchers and health policymakers from local and international organisations, we are confident that we recruited reasonably knowledgeable and authoritative experts in this area.

Identification guides should be authoritative, and reasonably comprehensive for their particular taxonomic scope, and they should include illustrations and, preferably, keys.

Reasonably conventional.

Reasonably shocking.

Reasonably enough.

And he can reasonably claim to be the sort of authoritative leader to whom voters might turn in a crisis.

Eric Holder says that officials who "acted reasonably and relied in good faith on authoritative legal advice" would not be prosecuted.

"He's authoritative, commanding and somewhat frightening".

And so the instrumentalist could argue that insofar as liberty is a fundamental value, it would be immoral not to support a reasonably just political authority and treat its commands as authoritative.

Not all members of society can reasonably be expected to accept Leviticus as stating an authoritative set of political values, nor can a religious premonition be a common standard for evaluating public policy.