Sentence examples for pronouncing authoritatively from inspiring English sources
I have had a lot of people asking me 'why did God do this to me?' and I tell them that God is with them today". Ever since it became clear how much damage Hurricane Katrina had caused, there has been no shortage of people pronouncing authoritatively on talk radio across the United States and in blogs on exactly whom and what God was punishing.
"From Fiumicino, it's about two hours," I say authoritatively.
In the Renaissance the Humanists began to use philological and technical criteria; on these grounds Lorenzo Valla authoritatively pronounced the Donation of Constantine to be a forgery, though authenticity had already been questioned.
These individuals are the equivalent of figures in a frieze, before which Cameron can in future implicitly stand in order to pronounce on the arts authoritatively, even if his proposed policies have nothing to do with them, or even if he has no policies to propose.
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On the basis of extensive manuscript study, Goffart disentangles the order of composition and authoritatively pronounces on the authenticity of the eighty-four Le Mans charters.
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He pronounced himself impressed.
"Something people could pronounce.
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