The screen looked so authoritative.
The book is indeed an authoritative, closely reasoned and fascinating survey of the economic problems of German unification.
Indeed several recent, authoritative scientific assessments have reached conflicting conclusions.
Indeed, among the most authoritative religious texts, consulted in times of crisis or doubt, were the prophetic Sibylline Books, written in Greek and imported from Cumae.
The text is unquestionably authoritative, impressively — indeed, almost alarmingly — exhaustive (it includes lists of Wharton's neighbors, of fellow hotel guests, of the ads surrounding her published stories, of the wines in her cellars); and it seeks, with meticulous care, to approach the soul in her innermost sanctum.
At the same time, philosophers may indeed have a legitimate authoritative role to play as theoretically trained academics when teaching, as well as in political or ethical committee work.
Indeed, there really is no single, authoritative Church at all, but, rather, an association of churches — such as the Episcopal Church in the United States — of which the Archbishop of Canterbury is the symbolic leader.
This finding was backed up by two surveys I conducted, which while far from authoritative strongly suggest that churchgoers do, indeed, hold traditional beliefs about such things as Christ's resurrection and the need to worship God.
The resulting 1,400 recettes tick through the French repertoire, from abricots à l'anglaise to zephyr veal scallops, and are written in a brisk, authoritative manner that assumes the reader does indeed know how to cook.
Indeed, there is no place for personal relationships or authoritative structures in ideal market models or in classical market theories.
