Sentence examples for authoritative use from inspiring English sources

Winter's human forms showcase his authoritative use of shadow.

Brought up by an adoptive preacher father who embraced Jesus but could not love his son, Baldwin fought for his father's attention by becoming a preacher, too, an authoritative role that he used, in the end, to distance himself from the terrifying complications of his own blackness in a country that wanted nothing to do with it.

This is as clear a demonstration as you can ever expect to see that the models some allegedly authoritative figures use to analyze the economy are dead wrong; it's also an indication that obsessing over the deficit, and actually cutting back sharply on government investment, are crazy.

To ensure his work was authoritative he used Whitehall's own analysis, but there were substantial gaps in the evidence the civil service collated.

One authoritative group, using worst-case assumptions, estimated that a plane spreading anthrax over a big city might kill 100,000 people.

It is headed by Christian Broughton, digital editor of The Independent/i, who believes it to be "a unique opportunity to deliver authoritative news using a new way to read, share, suggest and vote on stories".

John Ewing, who served as the executive director of the American Mathematical Society for fifteen years, told me that he is perplexed by educators' "infatuation with data," their faith that it is more authoritative than using their own judgment.

The main way of approaching authoritative sources used by medieval writers was to find ways to forge agreements with and among authorities by reinterpreting them.

They have developed into long and authoritative texts used by managers and politicians to inform policy.

The guidelines, though, warn him to use "authoritative" materials only.

Casuistry may also use authoritative writings relevant to a particular case.