Sentence examples for an established authority from inspiring English sources

While an established authority in a field is also prone to the same problem especially when one is anxiously challenged by a new argument and finding, the emerging aspirants in the same field are equally prone to the same dynamics.

A prominent social ethicist and an established authority on the psychology of leadership and the technology of leadership and organizational transformation, Cleve Stevens, Ph.D. has been formally engaged in the field of leadership development for more than 20 years.

Keith Kahn-Harris states in the book Extreme Metal that sometimes fans of metal consider Christian faith and adherence in Church a membership of an established authority, and therefore Christian metal bands are seen as "posers" and the use of Christian lyrics to be opposed to the "true" purpose of metal, which values individualism and ignoring the opinions or rejection of religion.

Dr. Wetterhahn was an established authority on the effects of heavy metals on biological systems as well as a dedicated teacher and mentor.

Well, women other than our mothers or teachers or any other woman who happens to be an established authority figure.

Look at it from the coach's perspective: This isn't a measured conversation about whether or not the coach is a bully; it's an accusation demanding an answer -- a challenge to his established authority and, when egos are assailed, defensiveness arises.

But imperial management is incompatible with creative expression, the latter a threat to established authority, hence China's woeful performance on the innovation front.

In both communities, the rejection of data and statistics is tied to a broader suspicion of established authority.

She felt that the reforms had gone far enough and that any further agitation would provoke public disorder, a dangerous itch for novelty, and an erosion of loyalty to established authority.

Recent work in social psychology suggests why that might be: deference to established authority supplies an important moral foundation for self-identified conservatives.

But within the federal and feudal structure he thought established authority had an overriding right and duty to impose order, and he had little interest in procedures of representation or theories of the popular will.