Sentence examples for cultivated authority from inspiring English sources
The Confucians, by contrast, were forced to flip between appealing to some cultivated authority and attributing an innate moral inclination to the existing conventional language dào to such ordinary people.
"Propertied people were proud of their rhododendrons and sent to England and China for new varieties as a way of showing their cultivated tastes," said Jane Benichek, club member, author and garden authority.
Beneath the brittle, rather too cultivated exterior, she lacks confidence.
Botanical authority William Stearn has observed that "cultivated plants are mankind's most vital and precious heritage from remote antiquity".
In all questions of religion he was the highest authority; he was also the most cultivated of the magicians.
Unabridged Note: Native to 3 sites, widely cultivated as rootstock for Juglans regia, escaping sporadically in CW, GV; some authorities contend that correct author citations are other than what is presented here (see ICPN).
Though still in his twenties, Preminger radiated success and authority, and many Americans were eager to be impressed; in those years, appreciation of a cultivated European somehow raised their own status.
However, other authorities have suggested that it was derived from a hybrid between wild barley and six-rowed cultivated barley (Zohary, 1963; Konishi, 2001; Tanno and Takeda, 2004), even though the presence in Tibet of a true ssp.
Quarter the cultivated strawberries.
Bricklaying, by contrast, cultivated discipline.
