magisterial造句

His book is really three, each a magisterial work.

The World History of Human Disease is a magisterial work.

His magisterial work on the agrarian question is still valid.

In part three "History", Aron offers a magisterial survey of the 20th century.

Nowadays the military profession is in abeyance and the magisterial robe is the badge of honor.

He talked with the magisterial authority of the head of the family.

His magisterial study of Roman law is likely to be the standard book on the subject for many years.

But tell him, also, to set his fraternal and magisterial heart at ease: that I keep strictly within the limits of the law.

The faculty is an educational and art institution which includes, in its basic activities, basic studies, specialized studies, magisterial studies and doctoral studies.

David Omand, one of Britain's most experienced "securocrats", takes Lorenzetti's magisterial work as his starting point in examining what national security means nearly 700 years later.

He was infamously and unfairly traduced in Samuel Eliot Morison's magisterial "the Oxford History of the American People" as a kindly soul in a spineless body.

The medieval, theocratic notion of Christendom that the divines inherited from the magisterial reformers undoubtedly played a role in this thinking.

As a matter of fact, this sort of proportionalist moral reasoning has been authoritatively rejected by the magisterial teaching of Blessed John Paul II in The Splendor of Truth, nn.74-75.

OED wears its status with a magisterial self-assurance, not least by giving its half million definitions a robustly Victorian certitude of tone. 《牛津英语词典》以一种威严的自信来显示它的重要地位，以维多利亚时代那种坚决肯定的语气来定义五十万个词语，尤其体现这种自信。