Sentence examples for authority that make from inspiring English sources

As Mai Tamba, Ms. Bruce is also quite funny in her furtively scornful attitude to her employer's zealotry, but the character also exudes an earthy wisdom and quiet moral authority that make her compelling.

Resource panels (bodies within a local authority that make the final decision on whether a child may be removed from an abusive home), Mansouri argues, are primarily concerned with budgets, often going against the recommendations of frontline workers who believe a child should be taken into care.

He says the border region provides a distance from authority that make it a dynamic place to be an artist — one in which credos haven't been set in stone.

Their position within the complex lines of authority that make up the Cape Town health system is shown in Figure  2.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board, an obscure but powerful authority that makes the rules for corporate accounting, is about to change that.

The text cuts the line about having fallen "into the vale of years", but he has a quiet, easy authority that makes up for that.

But their Latin language still possesses a compressed authority that makes the stone inscriptions of that fallen empire speak with silent gravitas.

This brief but poignant speech raised serious issues about the nature of authority that made all that had come before seem inconsequential.

His writing conveyed a genial connoisseurship of the music and a quiet authority that made him widely respected among both musicians and listeners.

Lutheranism was another important factor in the evolution of the attitude to authority that makes the German Enlightenment so markedly different from the French.

In glasses and a short, tight dress, Ms. Hong has perfected the sexy librarian look, carrying a certain authority that makes her a natural for the job.