Sentence examples for be more authoritative from inspiring English sources

"One of the objections was that it appeared to be more authoritative than it was.

Mr. Levy said he understood that his directive to be more authoritative had placed some strain on superintendents.

Later editions of the Wessex novels even came embellished with a map, because what could be more authoritative and informative than a map?

"One is always looking to be more authoritative than the other," Professor Heilman said, "and one of the ways they're making this happen is over matzo — our matzo is more kosher than yours, we're more scrupulous and careful over matzo baking than you are".

She called on social workers to be more "authoritative" and "challenging" with families - and also in meetings with other agencies during "serious case reviews".

Their differentiating factor from Wikipedia will be that they have experts guiding articles, so they'll have a claim to be more authoritative.

My husband and I are more authoritative than permissive.

The men's talk gave the impression of being more authoritative.

And men's voices are generally privileged as being more authoritative when it comes to being used as "expert" sources.

The first was more authoritative, thrashed through cover, while the third again had leg slip interested as Laxman attempted a back-foot swivel that deflected off the glove.

Mr. Metzmacher is a new-music specialist, so one has to assume his account of the Henze 10th was more authoritative; certainly the playing sounded surer.