Sentence examples for more authoritative when from inspiring English sources
And men's voices are generally privileged as being more authoritative when it comes to being used as "expert" sources.
One gets the impression that Syrianus was very interested in Orphic theogony, whereas for Proclus the Chaldaean Oracles are more authoritative when developing a Platonic theology.
While this grows gimmicky, Mr. Bokaer, who is never more authoritative than when he's dancing, burns through his tasks with a tranquil intensity.
Continuing this line of research with individuals employed in the public sector, Karl et al. (2013) reported participants indicated they felt more competent and authoritative when in formal business or business casual attire and least creative and friendly when wearing casual dress.
From there, Robson looked more authoritative, pulling Simon Kerrigan through midwicket when he dropped short – which was often – and flicking and cutting the seamers with disdain, although he was lucky that a flick to fine-leg just evaded the wicketkeeper, Jos Buttler, playing a Championship game for the first time since September 2014.
When it comes to more authoritative roles, Brantley believes she is "a bit of a bore".
On the basis of these findings, we hypothesized that glycemic control and treatment adherence in adolescents is better when their parents are more authoritative and less helpless.
My attention only fully focused when I heard a deeper, more authoritative voice coming from him than his features suggested.
Prescribers used direct and logical strategies when probing adherence but could become more authoritative upon discovering noncompliance.
When people take issue with us, we simply speak louder, which makes us appear more authoritative or more intimidating.
When it comes to strengthening quality journalism, Schindler said Google has already been adjusting its algorithms to prioritize "more authoritative sources," and it's also highlighting verified sources in its results with a Top News section.
