Sentence examples for warm authority from inspiring English sources
It may sound like a contradiction in terms, but there is a warm authority about him that has won them over.
His tone is an appealing mixture of goofy and elegiac, and his pronouncements hold an odd, warm authority: "I'm eating Planter's trail mix and I'm not killing anyone".
Or penetrate further, to one of the tables (a rare amenity in ramen shops) to be waited on with brisk, warm authority.
On a modern piano, with a slender string ensemble, the balance of power in this piece was changed as if to reflect his status: the accompaniment was a small group of voices that were silenced whenever Mr. Fleisher, projecting absolute, warm authority, had anything to say.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The deadliest fire in decades here killed eight homeless people early Tuesday as they were burning debris in an abandoned warehouse to stay warm, the authorities said.
In Alaska, the winter was so unseasonably warm that the authorities were forced to import freight cars full of snow for the launch of the annual Iditarod dog sledding race.
The group brings an Old World Viennese sensibility to its warm, vibrant accounts, an authority that comes through without a trace of entitlement.
The Akkadian Bassetki, a copper statue of a seated man dating from 2300 B.C., and an ancient Assyrian firebox that a king would have used to keep himself warm were recovered, the authorities said.
During her tenure, Browner also began efforts to deal with global warming, giving the EPA authority to regulate carbon emissions causing climate change, although the EPA under the following George W. Bush administration chose not to use that authority.
LOOKING for an upside to global warming, Canadian tourism authorities recently calculated that for every degree a North American summer rises above the norm, tourism spending in Canada climbs by about $250 million.
In fact, by stealing back stolen money from one of Pinochet's dirtiest functionaries, the "big coup" has a warm, cuddly kind of moral authority.
