Sentence examples for authority p from inspiring English sources

Rationalism is already dangerous, since it "paralyses our judgment" (p. 89) and is invested with "an almost superhuman authority" (p. 90).

Similarly, Nanson (2015) talks about David Attenborough answering questions about climate change during a presentation and asserted that "his words carried tremendous authority" (p. 327) and Brockington (2017), highlighted the influence of celebrity status of the presenter.

Bedore and O'Sullivan (2011), for instance, discuss the importance of "removing the instructor from the position of sole authority" (p. 13) while Blanche and Merino (1989), in reviewing the literature on self-assessment, point out a number of studies addressing the increased learner motivation associated with including students in their own assessment.

Like other student-centered theorists such as John Dewey (1903), who likewise advocated for the promotion of democratic environments even within the formal institutional settings of schools, Raider-Roth (2005) implores educators to provide conditions where students feel safe enough to "challenge teachers' authority" (p. 34).

Next down the racial line fell the "Alpines," whom Grant referred to as "always and everywhere a race of peasants" with a tendency toward "democracy," though submissive to authority (p. 227).

For example, respondents were 4.9 times more likely to report reticence to share information about money compared to contagious illness with a public health authority (p < .0001).0001

There Horton develops a two-pronged account of political obligation according to which the polity in question must supply the "generic good of order and security" and its members must identify with it and acknowledge its political authority (2010, p. 177, p. 184).

Power can never be exercised without its communication; as Derrida says, "As soon as I speak to the other, I submit to the law of giving reason(s), I share a virtually universalizable medium, I divide my authority" (Rogues, p. 101).

In the law courts "R v NW Lancashire Health authority, ex p A, D and G" examined the case of three applicants suffering from 'gender identity dysphoria' [ 2].

In the final model the classification was improved by eliminating the authority centrality variable, p =.451, betweenness centrality, p = .329, degree centrality, p =.454, eigenvector centrality, p =.854, hub centrality, p = .329, were also dropped due to their high residual probability.

To be ordained a priest offers no certainty of divine approval and authority (De ecclesia, p. 577).