Sentence examples for most authoritative when from inspiring English sources

Especially liberal were the breaks: Judge Zubov was most authoritative when announcing them, early and often.

Indeed, she may be at her most authoritative when studying the emotional pressure points of Latin American politics -- the way machismo helped to corrupt Che Guevara, for instance, and the ease with which justifiable cynicism can turn into a "longing for false certainties" and then surrender to a would-be hero.

In March, General Social Survey, widely regarded as the most authoritative source when it comes to researching public opinion, found a majority -- 52percentt -- in favor of legalization, a first for the survey group's 40-year-old question.

Likewise, Peluchette and Karl (2007) investigating the impact of formal versus casual attire in the workplace found that their participants viewed themselves as most authoritative, trustworthy, productive and competent when wearing formal business attire but as friendliest when wearing casual or business casual attire.

It is a victim of its own success as the world's most authoritative institution of twentieth-century visual culture, at a time when that culture is entering the blind spot of a future-preoccupied present.

When the Economist –- one of the most authoritative voices in the global media -- begins to doubt democracy, it is time to get serious about fixing things.

When we were able to come to long-term arrangements with some of the most authoritative data providers (CoreLogic and ListHub) it became a no brainer.

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

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

Am I less authoritative when I'm naked?

Their study is said to be the most authoritative.