Sentence examples for in which authority from inspiring English sources

How could such virtuosos not create large-scale dramas in which authority and power confronted fear and fury and dream?

Such unitary systems contrast markedly with federal systems, in which authority is constitutionally divided between the central government and the governments of relatively autonomous subnational entities.

The whole world should be like the Internet — a disbursed semianarchy in which authority is suspect and each individual is king.

So how do you do that in a way that is not symbolic?" Few plays are more violent than Cleansed, in which authority is imposed in a university with extreme violence by the sadistic Tinker.

But its message matters most, perhaps, if carried beyond the bounds of military engagement, where it can be seen as a metaphor for all the ways in which authority leaves people blinkered and cowed.

Maybe in Mister Pip and Diary of a Bad Year the pair have cooked up a super-refined joint piece of literary gamesmanship in which authority remains entirely open.

The original film imagined an anarchic future Detroit in which authorities yearned for robotic solutions.

The men were arrested in police raids last July in which authorities seized 22 explosive devices packed with bullets.

The Oxford report differs from the previous inquiry into child sexual exploitation in Rotherham, in which authorities were found to have wilfully ignored the abuse of 1,400 children.

That is far enough to be outside the evacuation zones, and also a broader area in which authorities have told residents to stay indoors to avoid contamination.

This is a more insidious form of secrecy, in which authorities and bankers do not bother to ask for names, something long outlawed in offshore tax centres such as Jersey and Switzerland but which has persisted in America.