Sentence examples for seen as authoritative from inspiring English sources

The next book I wrote was Small Island.' Rosie Boycott, chair of judges in 1998, thinks women's fiction is not taken as seriously because women are not seen as authoritative as men.'I'm an old-fashioned feminist; I don't believe men need a prize.

The paper, in Geophysical Research Letters, is seen as authoritative because it draws upon and compares two techniques for measuring ice mass.

The first wave concerns the period in which scientific expertise was seen as authoritative and not accessible to non-experts (and therefore esoteric), demanding a 'top-down approach' to its policies.

While it is still not seen as authoritative for Christian worship, church organization, or regulating the Christian's life, some have argued that it is theologically authoritative.

Matthew has a gift for explaining clearly the historical and cultural considerations embedded in the seven passages seen as authoritative for the evangelical understanding of God's will for LGBT people.

He pointed to CBS News' Scott Pelley and NBC News' Brian Williams, saying, "They still are seen as authoritative, but not nearly as was the case as in the times of Ed Murrow, Walter Cronkite, or yes, even Dan Rather or Peter Jennings or Tom Brokaw".

On the first, the best thing to do is to look at the Institute for Fiscal Studies report (generally seen as the authoritative, and politically independent, voice on these issues).

However, the portion offered in a restaurant, or sold in the store, tends to be seen as an authoritative indication of how much should be consumed.

The remaining two FGDs were conducted by RS, a trained researcher who was not an academic staff, and would therefore not be seen as an authoritative figure by participants.

We are led, fifthly, into an open relationship with God in prayer, which is often expressed as conversation with God, as well as through written prayers, and in the study of the Bible, which is seen as God's authoritative word – not locked up in a book, but released in our lives.

With their "no hiding place" warning, this desire to be seen as strong and authoritative tipped over into darker territory.