Sentence examples for remain authoritative from inspiring English sources
Apart from his Dickens study, Forster's Life and Adventures of Oliver Goldsmith (1848; expanded into The Life and Times..., 1854), his Walter Savage Landor (1869), and his unfinished Life of Jonathan Swift (1876) remain authoritative and readable.
Last but not the least, for understanding and analysing ocean waves, some books and articles in dynamical oceanography remain authoritative even with the passing of time and should be mentioned [14 17].
In short, on this alternative view, the capacity to value marks the morally crucial threshold above which the current interests of a formerly competent individual remain authoritative for the surrogate's decisions and the conflicting interests of the earlier self can be set aside.
HuffPost Live host Ahmed Shihaskeddin asked Rather how it is possible for anchors to remain authoritative when they sometimes become the story, and pulled up HuffPost Media's groundbreaking story about Pelley's physique.
Ptolemy's catalog of 1,022 stars remained authoritative until the Renaissance.
The Judenräte were composed of up to 24 Jewish men, chosen from "remaining authoritative personalities and rabbis".
The verdict of Henry Adams, delivered half a century earlier, remained authoritative: "Strictly, the southerner had no mind; he had temperament".
His revised laws of 1760 remained authoritative until 1864, when the Arlington and Portland whist clubs in London adopted a new code.
That of Sebastian Münster, published in 1544, was larger and remained authoritative and in demand until the end of the century, reflecting the general eagerness of the times for learning, especially geography.
Callinan followed Bradken, concluding that it remained authoritative.
I'm tempted to a cynical rebuttal to my own suggestion: This administration spouts democracy and freedom but I suspect there is some conception of national interest that will work to ensure that WE remain the authoritative force rather than some multi-lateral entity.
