Sentence examples for consider authoritative from inspiring English sources

People will differentiate between the many voices, in part on the basis of whom they consider authoritative, who is easy to find and who has been recommended by peers.

Nor are women considered authoritative enough to pass judgment on men's books.

Usually the critic is faced with pairs (sometimes triplets) of variants, all with a presumptive claim to be considered authoritative.

Ms. Alain's interpretations of Bach, François Couperin and Dieterich Buxtehude, precise yet engaging and colorful, were widely considered authoritative.

The prior process of recension has reduced the number of textual states having a claim to be considered "authoritative".

The lists most commonly considered authoritative in the United States are those of Publishers Weekly and The New York Times.

During his lifetime some considered Steiner the greatest geometer since Apollonius of Perga (c. 262 190 bce), and his works on synthetic geometry were considered authoritative.

Still, the site is considered authoritative, and Mr. Atoon was recently contacted by some thankful users who rely on it for a crucial cultural task: captioning music videos.

Although a reasoned defense of their own positions may give us new insights, the opinions of bioethicists should not be considered authoritative.

But the report is not considered authoritative, and the Labor Department is expected to show a loss of about 75,000 jobs when its own report is released on Friday.

By 1994, two-thirds of American plant breeding was in the private sector, according to an Iowa State University survey that is still considered authoritative.