Sentence examples for sufficiently authoritative from inspiring English sources
In any case, once you get to Level 3, you have a sufficiently authoritative understanding of the Dead.
For its part, the Justice Department concluded that the current "haphazard patchwork" of rules is "not sufficiently consistent, comprehensive or authoritative to safeguard victims' rights".
Muslim clerics should recognise that theoretical fatwas cannot sufficiently counter what I call "kinetic" sharia, consisting of stories and actions carried out by authoritative Muslim figures in early Islam, on which Isis relies heavily to justify its ideology.
The potential of authoritative clinical guidelines to promote consistent clinical policies and practice has not been sufficiently exploited outside Scotland.
In 1277 the Bishop of Paris condemned 219 propositions (not all Thomist), including the thesis that a person virtuous in Aristotle's terms 'is sufficiently disposed for eternal happiness.' But in the Counter-Reformation, the synthesis which Aquinas achieved became authoritative in Roman Catholic education.
Jones was sufficiently esteemed by Peirce for him to cite her Elements of Logic as a Science of Propositions as an authoritative source on the "Material Fallacy" in Baldwin's widely-read reference work, Dictionary of Philosophy and Psychology.
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Authoritative and impressive.
Succinct, authoritative and unabashedly partisan.
