Sentence examples for growing in authority from inspiring English sources
David McVicar's grimly realistic production suits her clear, straightforward style, and she was on fire on Saturday, singing tirelessly and growing in authority as the opera went on.
It should be noted, however, that the Museum of Modern Art put on a major Serra retrospective in 1986, that Alexander von Berswordt continued to get important commissions for him in Europe, and that Serra's work kept right on growing in authority, inventiveness, and sculptural power.
The tackles were flying in, with an enraged Ferguson berating the fourth official after Aaron Ramsey barged Nani, but in among the physical challenges United were growing in authority and equalised moments before half-time.
Others detect a shift in their relationship as Hague has grown in authority as Opposition leader.
He was simply masterful, working the strike, hitting perfectly fashioned shots to the boundary and, in his shadow, his young accomplice slowly grew in authority.
Ms. Putney believably achieves Vanda's initial shift into a higher gear, and from that point on her performance subtly grows in authority.
Andrew took a more hands-on role after the group game against South Africa, particularly with the media before matches; selection became more consistent and Ashton grew in authority.
Finn Russell grew in authority and impudence, delivering a one-handed, back-handed pass behind the back of his tackler to Matt Scott.
All this is much less than was anticipated a couple of years ago, but at least offers some hope, that Baghdad does not enjoy, for a local administration that could steadily grow in authority as the British military "footprint" shrinks.
The two sides began the game level on points in the Premier League table and the opening exchanges reflected that until the home side steadily grew in authority.
Boys enter into the priesthood as deacons at age 12 and grow in authority and responsibility as they get older or are called to service by more senior church leaders.
