Sentence examples for the authoritative version from inspiring English sources

But which was the later, and thus the authoritative version?

As a "consumer" of the document, he thought it was "the authoritative version".

It became the authoritative version, picked up by the rest of the press.

In theoretical terms, the recording reifies a specific moment, potentially interfering with a composition's ability to live and change and breathe by fixing a single iteration as the "authoritative" version.

The image of the world standing still is due to Sheldon Stern, former historian at the John F Kennedy Presidential Library, who published the authoritative version of the tapes of the ExComm meetings where Kennedy, and a close circle of advisers, debated how to respond to the crisis.

The scroll's content, the first two chapters of the Book of Leviticus, has consonants — early Hebrew texts didn't specify vowels — that are identical to those of the Masoretic text, the authoritative version of the Hebrew Bible and the one often used as the basis for translations of the Old Testament in Protestant Bibles.

The Eirspennill version of Hákonar saga Hákonarsonar, the most authoritative version of the saga, gives a much more illustrative account; although it does not specifically state that Guðrøðr travelled with the fleet from Norway.

The final authoritative version of his speech contained explicit limits on the conduct of debate that had been absent in the original.

Thereafter the text of the Qurʾān that had been prepared under ʿUthmān was declared the only authoritative version, and all variant versions were ordered destroyed.

But Dylla says it's a better system, because it points readers to the most authoritative version of a paper.

If trade publishers give us a provisional draft of history, university presses give us the more authoritative version.