Sentence examples for most authoritative interpreter from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bradbury defended the work of his office as the government's most authoritative interpreter of the law.

Plotinus was, once again, recognized as the most authoritative interpreter of Platonism.

In this performance, part of the Rock Hotel Pianofest, he is collaborating with the conductor and pianist Dennis Russell Davies -- one of the most authoritative interpreters of his work -- on a program of solo and duo piano works.

That period, filled as much with philosophical discussion and meditation as with musical collaboration, made Ms. Uitti a singularly persuasive advocate for Scelsi's unorthodox music and one of its most authoritative interpreters.

He is recognized as the most authoritative representative of 4th-century Syriac Christianity.

"I am not going there," Walters responded in her most authoritative voice.

Guo Xiang is by far the most important interpreter of the Zhuangzi in Chinese history.

Authoritative interpreter of vast swaths of 20th-century British and choral repertoire, one of the most recorded of all living conductors, a man capable of sustaining parallel careers on opposite sides of the world, Hickox was a ubiquitous presence.

In 1867 he married his cousin, Nina Hagerup, who became an authoritative interpreter of his songs.

Well, sometimes even the most authoritative analyses get things wrong.

One of the most authoritative first novels I've read.