Sentence examples for really authoritative from inspiring English sources

As he put it in a letter, he was eager "to do a really authoritative record of how we like it to go & what it is all about".

But the industry is crying out for a really authoritative, comprehensive, independent, credible analysis of the dangers of GM - and it is a sad indictment of the system that we don't already have one.

Squidoo shares little in common with any of the services above because no one person can really be authoritative on a given topic.

The Sacred Cod has gone through as many as three incarnations over three centuries: the first (if it really existedthe authoritative source calling it a "prehistoric creature of tradition") was lost in a 1747 fire, the second disappeared during the American Revolution, and the third is the one seen in the House today.

In Poland, for instance, "the unification of intellectuals and labor unions was really important," said Anne Applebaum, a columnist and the author of an authoritative book on the Soviet gulags.

Alan Opie is really excellent, snarling and authoritative, as Enrico, and Mr. Parry conducts the Philharmonia Orchestra vigorously.

Indeed, there really is no single, authoritative Church at all, but, rather, an association of churches — such as the Episcopal Church in the United States — of which the Archbishop of Canterbury is the symbolic leader.

Because of my exotic accent, with its lingering vowels and well-behaved consonants, I tend to be mistaken for someone far more witty, widely read, intelligent, and authoritative than I really am.

A growing body of evidence from multidisciplinary research in acoustics, engineering, linguistics, phonetics, and psychology suggests that an authoritative, expressive voice really can make a big difference.

We console ourselves with real time updates, quick fire snapshots of not-really-connected synapses posing as authoritative authorial interpretation and analysis.

See if you can pick up on a new trend or become an authoritative guide on something people really want to know about.