Sentence examples for considered authoritative from inspiring English sources

All are considered authoritative.

Encyclicals are letters to the clergy and laity of the church that are considered authoritative.

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 spelling bee has stuck by the reference it considers authoritative, Webster's Third New International Dictionary (which attributes "knaidel" to the Middle High German word "knödel").

Courts should instead consider authoritative statements by the profession concerning the competence that may reasonably be demanded of attorneys in this vital role.

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.

This kind of feedback loop — wherein an error that appears on Wikipedia then trickles to sources that Wikipedia considers authoritative, which are in turn used as evidence for the original falsehood — is a documented phenomenon.

The real difference between the reviewer's point of view and mine is that my book reflects what the "vast preponderance of Buddhists in the world"1 consider authoritative: they "'heed' well-known monastic figures or other practitioners who are respected as trustworthy spiritual guides" (p. 36).