Sentence examples similar to style of authority from inspiring English sources

Because of President Reagan's style of delegating authority, Mr. Regan was widely regarded as one of the most influential White House chiefs of staff.

It's an evolving and contested business, but what the classics have in common are elements of authority, style and innovation.

Ms. Banfield, a native of Winnipeg, Manitoba, is the most visible of the younger crop of television journal ists who came of age honing a lighter style for audiences skeptical of authority and often, news executives believed, showing more interest in entertainment news than the peace talks in the Mideast.

The pianist Noreen Polera was a marvel throughout the evening, managing a wide range of styles with authority and taste.

When she starred at the New York State Theater in "Swan Lake" in 1979 in the dual role of Odette, the innocent maiden transformed into a swan, and Odile, the villainous enchantress, Anna Kisselgoff wrote in The Times that Ms. Bessmertnova "had only to step on stage to establish her great sense of style and authority".

This celebration of variety, of individuality, of individuality as style, saps the authority of gender stereotypes, and has become an inexorable counterforce to the bigotry that still denies women more than token access to many occupations and experiences.

Opponents have questioned Mr. Zuma's style of governing and his authority, calling him detached, while the unrest has underscored the politically hazardous penalties of the global economic downturn.

Despite the best efforts of Merle's personal manager, his business managers, his two road managers, and his office managers, it appeared that Merle's procrastinating, self-contradictory style of decision-making and authority-delegation often meant that things took a long time to get managed, if they did at all.

To do so will require a new approach and style of leadership, as we move from more autocratic traditional models of authority to more collaborative styles that believes in the power of the collective team.

A noted style authority of modern and conscious living, a leading paper expert, author of The Art of Gift Wrapping, and sought-after speaker, Wen has been featured in The New York Times, Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, C Magazine, Martha Stewart Weddings, Travel & Leisure, Town & Country, W, People, InStyle, Elle, and The Los Angeles Times.

The chapter on Punctuation (separate from Grammar and Usage) notes that Chicago has finally dispensed with the practice of italicizing punctuation following a title (e.g., "The Chicago Manual of Style, a leading authority"), which is a welcome change, since Word's click-and-drag highlighting feature has problems performing this function.