Sentence examples for increasingly authoritative from inspiring English sources

Oldham makes great use of her, as a foil for his own increasingly authoritative singing.

Her musicality is increasingly authoritative, and her technical gifts of late have been balanced by a quiet lyricism; artistry, in the end, always satisfies more than fireworks.

Jammeh's rule became increasingly authoritative, and by 1998 the corruption he had pledged to eliminate was evident in his own administration.

Several recent and increasingly authoritative accounts of Caravaggio's life and work have helped precipitate the current revival, including two excellent reconstructions by the novelists Peter Robb and Francine Prose.

Being biologically (and not just culturally) inheritable, these intuitions become increasingly authoritative in succeeding generations, favoring those cultures wherever moral common sense becomes more uncompromising all things being equal.

The pair were increasingly authoritative until left-hander Carberry picked out Rutherford at deep square leg off the left-arm spin of Bruce Martin, leaving night-watchman Chris Wright to see Root to his hundred before the close of play.

The Principles have been increasingly accepted as an authoritative framework for understanding and addressing the impact of business on the rights of children around the world.

Here was a parable for a time when authoritative representations of truth seemed increasingly unreliable to youthful rebels everywhere.

Marc Gershwin, a nephew of George Gershwin who administers his copyrights, said the need for an authoritative critical edition had become increasingly obvious to the heirs in recent years.

Then you have an ocean of gossip and stuff on the internet and, increasingly, the public do look to television news for authoritative news that is of a high standard and is impartial".

Richard R. Valcourt, wditor-in-chief of the International journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence, called it "an authoritative and much-needed study... bringing to life the increasingly forgotten harsh reality of the Communist police state".