Each of the six detailed cases authoritatively presents fresh information based on a comprehensive command of a very large range of primary sources.
Bingham authoritatively presents the follies of greed while maintaining a tone of compassion.
This allowed him to authoritatively present African voices to counterbalance the European and American perspective.
In this agenda-setting book, Anderson, who is one of the few people in a position to speak authoritatively about philosophy, psychology, and neuroscience, presents the first book-length exploration of an alternative to both localist and globalist accounts of the neural units of cognition.
His Hetchman is so authoritatively, if improbably, present, that you always accept him on his own terms.
So, perhaps children know they can misbehave if the teacher is not available, whether she is attending administrative meetings and replaced by a substitute or whether she is absent authoritatively even while present physically as she takes care of administrative tasks required for the school.
But the album is clearly and authoritatively Lewis' show.
His omniscient narrator appears to be the community of fellows, an audacious, sardonic "we" that authoritatively reports on the present and pasts of fellows, but also knows their futures.
He had not been present, but he spoke authoritatively of a lengthy series of events, with the drunken Dipendra chasing victims from room to room before entering the garden, where he was confronted by his younger brother, Prince Nirajan, and his mother.
Leaders need to prepare and present ideas clearly and authoritatively, and students can learn that by writing and delivering speeches, conducting research and doing reports.
