Sentence examples for bring authority from inspiring English sources

He said he needed at least six months to bring authority to a city that spent days getting rid of it.

Singer Ivan Moody is their secret weapon: his soulful baritone and vein-popping roar bring authority and bite to even the most unashamedly simplistic choruses.

And in their command of Duras's willfully ponderous language (translated from the French by Barbara Bray), they bring authority to a work that could very easily tip over into pretentiousness.

(Chinen) INDO-PAK COALITION (Tuesday) The alto saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa, the guitarist Rez Abbasi and the percussionist Dan Weiss bring authority and flexibility to this ensemble, an attempt to combine Indian music with jazz improvisation.

If they are to level the series at the ground where they lost the initiative in 2005, they want Hughes to rediscover his eccentric skills quickly and bring authority back to the top of a batting lineup of considerable potential but which has clicked with conviction only occasionally this summer.

The commission is tasked with identifying "people of distinction who will bring authority and expertise to the House of Lords" and the latest additions, the first since February 2013, bring to 67 the number of non-party-political peerages chosen from more than 5,000 nominations since 2000.

The last bars rightly belonged to the triumphant brass section, which brought authority, rather than brutality, to the final dazzlingly loud chords.

Mr Ford brings authority as well as a touch of celebrity to the film, and he is rewarded with some of its best lines.

Erica Pereira's musicality and delicacy as the leading Marzipan Shepherdess made this dance unusually compelling; Robert La Fosse brought authority and strange mystery to Drosselmeier.

Clayton, 20, alongside 19-year-old Tom Taiwo, on loan from Chelsea, were outstanding in central midfield and there were impressive contributions also from Robson and Ian Harte, the former Leeds defender, who brought authority to their defence.

While his former role as director general of social care might put him too close to government for some tastes, there is no question that he brings authority, expertise and credibility to the role.