Sentence examples for authoritative use of from inspiring English sources

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

The dictionary gives an authoritative interpretation of the use of each word, based on the various meanings the word had held in the past.

But the Senate Intelligence Committee's report, the product of over 5 years of investigation and $40 million in taxpayer dollars, is touted as the authoritative accounting of the use of torture in the years following the 9/11 attacks.

"Part of being a powerful, authoritative person is a strategic use of silence," Ms. Herbst said.

This presupposes long-term planning and a preparedness to take an authoritative overview of the proper use of imprisonment.

Mr. Hagel's experience as a decorated veteran of the Vietnam War should give him a special rapport with the troops as well as make him an authoritative voice on the measured use of force.

This particular interest has continued to this day in my use of the anonymous authoritative visual vocabulary employed in sign systems often used to direct and suppress.

There is no authoritative definition of the non-clinical use of these terms nor is there a consensus regarding the behaviors these labels encompass.

For example, here is one definition of EBM that has some claim to being authoritative: "The conscientious, explicit and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the care of individual patients" [ 14].

Authoritative decisions (e.g. making the use of the technology compulsory) were reported to reduce the likelihood of success.

A more conventionally authoritative source [ 2] defines personalized medicine as "The use of genetic susceptibility or pharmacogenetic testing to tailor an individual's preventive care or drug therapy".