authoritative造句

This is an authoritative biography.

Her voice was crisp and authoritative.

As an authoritative magazine, we'll strive to conduct exclusive reporting.

a doctrine or code of beliefs accepted as authoritative.

I make no claims that either are authoritative or independent.

Moral authority is a special form of morality, as well as the personification of authoritative moral.

She stopped me with a stern, authoritative voice. "Sit down, doctor."

They have not yet relinquished the childish need for an authoritative father.

The authoritative data sources of the information service are clearly identified and are effectively used throughout the enterprise.

If you want to understand China's diplomacy in the new period, I think this is the most authoritative description.

Now Paul, when he was writing his letters, he thought he was writing authoritative letters, but they were authoritative because he was an apostle who had founded the churches.

Supposedly authoritative, the Italian translation differed seriously from the German original on the vital issues of euthanasia and birth control.

But the line between authoritative and tyrannical in these matters in this part of the world is horrifically blurred.

If there's breaking news I care about, I check back with sites I consider authoritative or at least reliable.

Mormons regard Christian churches as apostate for lacking revelation and an authoritative priesthood, although they are thought to be positive institutions in other respects.

Particularly with regard to foreign policy, his weighty tome is the most authoritative biography of the king, who died in 1999 at the age of 63.

The conference is concurrent with the8 th China International Agrochemical& Crop Protection Exhibition that is the most authoritative Agrochemical& Crop Protection Exhibition in China pesticide field.

Moreover, if Les Echos were to lose its reputation for authoritative reporting under new ownership, Pearson might win new readers for the Financial Times, its main publication.

This information can be pulled in from clients or looked up on the cache whenever they are required for authoritative decision making.

While Henry's essay is of course speculative, he nevertheless takes on an authoritative tone, and makes copious references to ancient mythological texts, as well as Zecharia Sitchin 's works.

Wallace speaks in an authoritative, loud voice, a marked contrast to her delicate frame, as she walks among the desks in the chilly room on a clear day last December.

then he ascended the stairs once more with great strides, made his way through the crowd, walked straight up to the usher, handed him the paper, and said in an authoritative manner:--