Then, with no effort beyond a flick of the wrist, he suddenly planted his left leg and clipped the ball high over midwicket, a pick-up of massive authority even against a child.
It is all very well discovering an opener in Watson who can often hit the ball with the massive authority of a Stan McCabe but, if he runs with blinkers on, he can undermine not just his partner but the entire team with those moments of madness.
At Taunton he hit the ball with massive authority.
So now they rule together, with Raúl out front, but everyone understanding that Fidel retains massive authority.
She kidnaps him, with the massive authority that the movies possess, and which those rebels who somehow find themselves back in the mainstream dream of.
The scholastic philosophers of Medieval Europe, in thrall to the massive authority of Aristotle, mostly subscribed in one form or another to the thesis, argued with great effectiveness by the Master in Book VI of the Physics, that continua cannot be composed of indivisibles.
Nobody in Congress understands what is happening, nobody knows who exactly the recipients of these huge sums are, and Henry Paulson is vested with massive authority, unchecked.
"She plays with massive authority and the most desirable kind of individuality". Cosma was born in Latvia on Nov. 1, 1914.
You don't have to admire Shostakovich's 1940 Piano Quintet to respond positively to its treatment by Sviatoslav Richter and the Borodin Quartet, who attack the score with such intensity and massive authority that its blatancies are greatly diminished (Angel 47507, CD).
The premise of The Enigma of Amigara Fault was odd, a little unnerving, not exactly terrifying: after a massive earthquake, authorities find human-shaped openings lining the new landscape.
Even after a massive investigation, authorities haven't found Gardner's remains, a murder weapon, or other evidence that could have formed the basis for a prosecution.
