Sentence examples for a unique authority from inspiring English sources

As former victims of political delusion, these defectors claim a unique authority.

The composer's own recording has a unique authority, but there's a more visceral drama in Wit's performance, and refinement and tensile strength in Salonen's interpretation.

Paired with her immigrant background, being a survivor of Utøya has given her a unique authority on the most important topics of the day, especially the current debates around refugees and freedom of movement.

First, according to Butler conscience has a unique authority among the principles belonging to human nature.

It was to be "purified" down to a single voice, a unique authority, and a single leadership for Islam.

"We knew it was happening, but we didn't know why," said Stanley Young, communications director for the CARB, which has a unique authority to establish its own standards under the federal Clean Air Act.

It was Messiaen's own achievement as a composer that gave him unique authority as a teacher.

Fiennes was later criticised by the reviewer of another book for the personal nature of his attacks on Huntford, and for his apparent assumption that his own experiences as a polar explorer gave him unique authority.

Evangelicals, who include Southern Baptists, are those who emphasize a personal relationship with Jesus, the unique authority of the Bible and the imperative to spread the faith.

But the truly baffling misapprehension here is not that the Times is family-friendly; it's nostalgia for an era when newspapermen wore hats and a newspaper like the Times spoke with unique authority and access to its readers.

When he was elected President in April 1994, he was accepted by whites as well as blacks as the embodiment of his country's new democracy, with a unique moral authority.