The movie cuts to two years later and Terry is being examined by a no-nonsense cardiologist with the lovely name of Dr Bonnie Fox Anjelica Hustonn in authoritative form).
His reputation as a bad egg – not paying his debts, sneering at his betters, bringing shame upon respectable women – looked likely to seal the case for investigating magistrate Hardcastle Trevor Evee in authoritative form).
However, he was on impressively firm and authoritative form throughout, summoning up a richness and depth of sonority that matched Rachmaninov's grandeur of gesture and combining this with a nigh-on flawless realisation of the concerto's exceptionally virtuosic demands.
After the second world war, as the US became a superpower, a new generation of artists made New York the centre of modern art, with a strange yet authoritative form of abstraction that was free from the influence of the still-living European modern masters.
In these over 600 pages of manuscript, soon to be published in authoritative form in the Collected Works, he offered a series of disquisitions on the definitions, distinctions, axioms, and aphorisms intended as tools for demystifying the "fictions" of English law and legal practice, fictions which he found uncritically reiterated in Blackstone's Commentaries.
The final authoritative form of the Quran was fixed around 650 AD.
In her book, Scrapbooks: An American History, Helfand examines more than two hundred scrapbooks and argues they represent an essential and authoritative form of "visual autobiography".
An important and difficult question, which affects the accuracy of modern Homeric texts, is that of the date when the epics became "fixed"—which means given authoritative written form, since oral transmission is always to some extent fluid.
The selection of these reference sources is particularly authoritative: they form a central part of the reference collection in the main reading room of the American Museum of Natural History.
