After the funeral, you might be highly satisfied with your life, whereas the high school reunion leaves you dissatisfied; yet neither judgment need be mistaken, or less authoritative.
When his Oxford volume on English drama in the age of Shakespeare was finally published in 1997, it proved, needless to say, to be a highly authoritative survey, but its emphasis on dramatic genres was out of tune with the "new historicist" times, and it did not receive the attention and praise it merited.
Those who are respected due to their status within the community were also put forward: "Chairperson and secretary of a mother's group are highly respected and authoritative persons.
It is this hastily composed statement, now being treated as highly authoritative, that is being waved at Notre Dame.
I didn't doubt that the Dictionary of Psychology was a highly authoritative source, and yet I persisted in wondering why Reber — or, for that matter, Reber — would know more than I would about whether I was alive or dead.
Davis: What is the duty/role of a biographer to the "truth," especially for a figure like Burroughs whose relationship to authoritative narrative is highly charged?
(The clip is lip-synched to the original recording and is not live, contrary to highly authoritative titling).
Also, more and more parents in mainland China are highly-educated, and Chinese mothers with a higher education level are more inclined to adopt authoritative rearing styles [ 55].
Their language is precise, economical and highly authoritative.
Furthermore, in an attempt to achieve the highest standard of psychometric quality possible, the range of cognitive measures chosen for the MedLey RCT were selected using a highly authoritative taxonomy of cognitive measures by Lezak [ 43].
