Sentence examples for mix of authority from inspiring English sources

She has a natural mix of authority, showmanship and a certain very British, mischievous sense of humour which makes her good telly.

His attitude toward the three muses was an apt mix of authority and curiosity, and there was a tenderness — too human perhaps but lovely and fresh — in the way he arranged them and touched their faces.

That Rieff writes from a viewpoint halfway between these two competing logics — the one pointing toward belief, the other toward skepticism — accounts for this book's strange mix of authority and despair.

The Los Angeles Times, reviewing the programme because it is shown on BBC America, said Smith had "screwed into this role good and tight", praising his Doctor as "an ancient child, an unstable mix of authority and impulsiveness".

What I found was a deeply choreographed balance of systems in place, orchestrated to create a perfect mix of authority and confusion.

It's fascinating to watch Goldstein work this tiny room, this miniature stage, trying to determine just what mix of clinical authority and just-us-guys informality will make this doctor-patient interview work.

Mr. Gauck, whose election by a special parliamentary committee is to take place by March 18, brings a mix of acknowledged authority and understanding for people, gleaned from years as a pastor in a Communist country and his role in the protests that led to the fall of the Berlin Wall.

9. (C) Nuclear Energy (NE), Yury Sokolov, Russia - With the right mix of expert authority, impartiality, and material assistance, this department can play an even greater role in ensuring that wherever nuclear power is developed, it is done so responsibly, safely, securely, with proliferation consciousness and safeguards by design.

Firstly, he asserts that nurses can "never direct a plan of treatment with the right mix of charisma, authority and decisiveness".

And none of these strategies focuses as Brenner does on the unique mix of care, authority and influence that the primary care doctor can have.

Arcane mixes of regulatory authority between the FDA, USDA and EPA make for dangerously inefficient government.