Sentence examples for authoritative correct from inspiring English sources

The Queen's English is not elitist or overly complex, it is simply "authoritative, correct, clear English", says Mr Lamb.

We developed an expected response of the derivation process, but it was not an authoritative correct answer since the model can have structural differences and still behave in a similar way.

The question was crucial to the perceived authority of norms; both sides agreed in seeing nature as authoritative for correct human behavior, and as the ultimate source of true value.

This may be why, as I read "Ida" and "Stanzas in Meditation," both reissued in corrected, authoritative editions from Yale University Press, I remembered a Jonathan Richman lyric I'll paraphrase as "Pablo Picasso never got called a jackass".

The Party runs an association that offers Chinese Muslims "a correct and authoritative interpretation" of the Quran.

Such instructional practices generate classroom norms that vary along a continuum, from placing emphasis on quickly arriving at the correct answer ("authoritative" or "answer-making") to placing emphasis on students articulating the reasons for both right and wrong answers ("dialogic" or "sense-making"; Turpen and Finkelstein, 2010).

Another familiar view, call it the correctness view, holds that political outcomes are authoritative only if they are correct according to some independent standard of justice.

Christian David Ginsburg, (born Dec. 25, 1831, Warsaw, Pol., Russian Empire [now in Poland] died March 7, 1914, Palmers Green, Middlesex, Eng.), Hebrew and biblical scholar who was the foremost authority in England on the Masorah (authoritative Jewish tradition concerning the correct text of the Hebrew Bible).

December 25 , 1831Warsaw, Poland March 7, 1914 Christian David Ginsburg, (born Dec. 25, 1831, Warsaw, Pol., Russian Empire [now in Poland] died March 7, 1914, Palmers Green, Middlesex, Eng.) Hebrew and biblical scholar who was the foremost authority in England on the Masorah (authoritative Jewish tradition concerning the correct text of the Hebrew Bible).

In fact, there is an IETF Internet-Draft working on clarifying the authoritative domain's responsibility towards a correct DNSSEC configuration [12].

According to some, native speakers have the unwritten right to make authoritative statements about what you can and cannot say in English and, therefore, to correct non-native speaker usage.