The phrase "authoritative look" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a facial expression or demeanor that conveys confidence, control, or command over a situation.
Example: "The manager entered the room with an authoritative look, instantly commanding the attention of everyone present."
Alternatives: "commanding presence" or "assertive expression".
If you are looking for a short, authoritative look at all of the pricing alternatives, I wish you luck.
Whereas Mr. Araton's authoritative look at the title-winning New York Knicks of the 1970s struggles to stay clear-eyed while reverent, Mr. Raab's hate letter to LeBron James is comically bloody minded.
Smart, thoughtful and elegantly done, "Hitchcock/Truffaut" is more than an authoritative look at the careers and interpersonal dynamics of these two unlikely soul mates.
"Change produces controversy, and that's what we have in this case," Myron, a middle-aged black man who has the bluntly authoritative look and demeanor unique to experienced local politicians, told me.
Columbia Law School professor Graetz and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Greenhouse, who covered the Supreme Court for the New York Times, teamed to produce this engaging and authoritative look at a court that produced highly influential rulings on race, civil liberties and much more. .
Try to have an authoritative look.
Steve, the skipper, silent and authoritative, looks at his navigation instruments.
In the era of Diane Sawyer, Katie Couric and Christiane Amanpour, it's hard to believe that there was a time when the networks considered the evening news too important to entrust to a woman, and paired Ms. Walters with a more authoritative-looking Harry Reasoner.
"They're going to be looking for an authoritative face".
When Chi-hon thinks back on the Mom of her childhood, she sees a woman who "strode through the sea of people in a way that would intimidate even the authoritative buildings looking on from above".
"It makes me look authoritative".
