Sentence examples for arbiter of a from inspiring English sources

And our culture, suffused with sexism, plays the role of the arbiter of a candidate's authenticity.

Type designers are supposed to consider the end user, who is the final arbiter of a typeface's success — or lack thereof.

Rosas manipulated factions of labourers, gauchos, and elites from the estancias and set himself up as the arbiter of a delicate and constantly threatened balance between the masses and the elites.

The market does not provide all solutions and it is sloppy to allow it to become the arbiter of a nation's future and negligent to denationalise and deregulate without rigorous analysis of probable consequences.

In Bush v. Palm Beach County Canvassing Board, the court is doing its unwritten duty to act as the nation's arbiter of a tied election, thereby to bring finality to what could have become a crisis and to confer greater legitimacy on the next president.

While the index widget could be useful to bloggers and writers to show one measure of a reputation of a company, its probably best not to rely upon ReputationCheck as the final arbiter of a company's standing.

Must we compete in cliques of a certain size to be ascendant as persons, and if not, who will be the arbiter of an equal world?

Typically we treat a definition as the final arbiter of meaning, a scientific pronouncement of a word's essence.

Vibe was an arbiter of taste, a clubhouse where people could gawk, preen and dis, knowing that everyone they cared about would see it.

"The Legislature itself, and not the courts, is the arbiter of when a failure to make such a choice has occurred," according to the brief.

The legislature itself, and not the courts, is the arbiter of when a failure to make such a choice has occurred.