Sentence examples for authoritative synthesis from inspiring English sources

Shanto Iyengar, a professor of communication and political science at Stanford University, said the survey proved to be an authoritative synthesis of related studies and became an enduring reference in the field.

In 1277 the Bishop of Paris condemned 219 propositions (not all Thomist), including the thesis that a person virtuous in Aristotle's terms 'is sufficiently disposed for eternal happiness.' But in the Counter-Reformation, the synthesis which Aquinas achieved became authoritative in Roman Catholic education.

A recent project aiming to produce guidance on alternative, 'narrative' methods of synthesis found that such methods do not rest on an authoritative body of knowledge [ 6].

In many publications he presented a synthesis of knowledge covering a vast and complex field in an authoritative and unique manner.

Chapter 4 deals with history and prehistory of the people's use of the Serengeti, with the authors drawing primarily on two established Africanist sources: Ehret's (2002) linguistics-based synthesis of the history of different cultural and food-producing traditions across Africa and (Iliffe's 1979, 1987) authoritative histories of the African poor and of Tanzania in particular.

He was authoritative.

Authoritative and impressive.

Authoritative! Hidebound!

The words themselves are authoritative.

"It makes me look authoritative".

Succinct, authoritative and unabashedly partisan.