So they rely on what they hear from seemingly authoritative figures.
They have taken it from seemingly authoritative sources, notably the 1999 United Nations Human Development Report.
Curtis's films often use the very same agitprop techniques — bold, seemingly authoritative text and voiceover, editing tuned for maximum dialectic juxtaposition — that he ostensibly critiques.
Curtis's films often use the very same agitprop techniques bold, seemingly authoritative text and voiceover, editing tuned for maximum dialectic juxtaposition that he ostensibly critiques.
Claiming that "Keds are the first shoes to be called sneakers," the company's Web site provided a seemingly authoritative origin story: "The term, coined in 1917 by Henry Nelson McKinney, an agent for the advertising firm N. W. Ayer & Son, refers to their soft, noiseless rubber soles, which allow the wearer to 'sneak' up on unsuspecting friends or family".
Rather than transmute dark-ages Britain into Middle-earth, Ishiguro gives us what is ostensibly a historical novel – and yet the narrator's show of objectivity, garnished as it is with seemingly authoritative allusions to the iron age and Roman roads, is itself a deception.
The computational process is visualized with each stage of the analysis, finally resulting in the presentation of a seemingly authoritative personal profile.
The seemingly authoritative Washington Post-ABC tracking poll claiming likely voters were 48percentt for Obama and 49 for Romney.
Educational reality is too complex, too contentious and too elusive for that kind of overall, seemingly objective and authoritative judgment.
Its seemingly old-fashioned, authoritative style, in which a journalist disappears behind the subject to present a definitive and closed-ended account, has a postmodern feel — in both a positive and a negative sense.
Friel's late style, Heaney said, is "that final stage of freedom and mastery when technique is second nature, knowledge of life seems to brim over and there is an uncanny sureness, an ability to give seemingly spontaneous yet entirely authoritative expression to old matters in a new way".
