Sentence examples for famous authority from inspiring English sources

So true to real life was the portrayal of Mad Margaret that Mr. Forbes Winslow, the famous authority on mental disorders, wrote a congratulatory letter to Miss Bond and inquired where she had found the model from which she had studied, and so faithfully copied the phases of insanity.

PROFILE of William H. Royce, a world-famous authority on Balzac.

A few? I know you're the world-famous authority, Dr. Van H., but I fear I must demur.

The New Yorker, April 1 , 1933P. 18 PROFILE of William H. Royce, a world-famous authority on Balzac.

By Alva Johnston The New Yorker, April 1 , 1933P. 18 PROFILE of William H. Royce, a world-famous authority on Balzac.

The famous author had never taken any role in politics until December, when he rushed to Moscow from his second home in France, and his presence on the podium lent moral authority.

The famous Jewish author and moral authority, Elie Wiesel, published recently an outrageous letter about Jerusalem.

In his Milgram riff, Mr. Johannsen zeroes in on Milgram's more disturbing research, the famous "obedience to authority" studies.

There was something of a literary tradition in the Matthiessen family - his father's cousin, FO Matthiessen, was a famous critic and authority on Henry James - and Peter began to write when he was about 15.

If you're famous enough, Chinese authorities will not give you trouble.

Although the Berghain is world famous as a Techno authority, a different of partying really stands for this "Berlin-feeling": The style, established by the legendary and long shut down Bar25.