He speaks quickly and authoritatively on a range of subjects.
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Plus he knew his subject matter and narrated authoritatively and imperiously.
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The Dallas Cowboys and the Denver Broncos won authoritatively at home.
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Omar occasionally leaned over to speak intimately, authoritatively with Babiker in Arabic.
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AMSTERDAM — William Kentridge stood at a podium and waved a hand authoritatively.
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Since the 1988 election, no presidential candidate has won so authoritatively as Bush.
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And behind her, the band is authoritatively slack on a mildly rootsy ramble.
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The question of why Greene made these images is impossible to answer authoritatively.
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When asked whether lasting serenity is possible in a fighter's soul, Bossé answers authoritatively.
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"Big anal month," says Katrina Vidal authoritatively, closing the trunk of her white Corolla.
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Appropriately, the Supreme Court most authoritatively stated the per se rule in U.S. v.
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"OK, what you have to do," Abramović says, authoritatively, to laughs from the audience.
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"Hey, step right up — I'm going to show some magic," Mr. Lynch said authoritatively.
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Kent will also be able to speak authoritatively about the Bidens' role in Ukraine.
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"The most dangerous train is the A to Far Rockaway," EQ explained to me authoritatively.
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We are authoritatively compiling every on-the-record Ted Cruz diss we can find here.
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" When pressed about who told him that, he demurred, saying he had been "told authoritatively.
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He writes authoritatively, citing others' research and his own; he combines compassion with sound advice.
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"I'd prefer to speak to mine, sir, because I can speak most authoritatively there," Mattis said.
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It's about helping shape those events by inserting the voice of the American government proactively and authoritatively.
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But the point was clear: Clapper no longer believes he can speak authoritatively about evidence of collusion.
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Has a single religious figure of note weighed in authoritatively on the behavior of the two candidates?
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After all this time, we can't even authoritatively define Duncan by position, not that we need to.
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Out of anyone on Trump's team, Kelly is perhaps best equipped to speak authoritatively about the issue.
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Past secretaries of state realized that their ability to speak authoritatively about America's interests strengthened the boss's message.
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The critique here is that also can produce a misleading narrative that reads more authoritatively than it should.
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Blend everything together gently but authoritatively with your hands (they're the best tool for the job) until well mixed.
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He concisely and authoritatively summarizes the specifics of the Clinton-China incident as he makes the case for perspective.
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We, however, are blessed with sufficient astrological wisdom to authoritatively confirm that yes, indeed, your friends are the best.
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But by the end, I was interrupting, speaking authoritatively and hilariously, making clever conjectures about the mysteries of the plot.
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"I see these detailed explanations where someone very authoritatively writes step-by-step how some video was faked," he says.
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She's uniquely positioned to speak authoritatively on this issue as a public-facing brand and a behind-the-scenes creative.
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As the name suggests, they're meant to authoritatively lay out the way that judges typically rule on a particular issue.
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I make my living as performing musician, so I can say authoritatively that LJ works a room with professional skill.
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Pitchfork, with its authoritatively decimalized album ranking system, is one of the most influential music publications in the United States.
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When bad information inevitably slips through, hearing it authoritatively spoken aloud is even more jarring than seeing it on a page.
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Alexei Ratmansky's latest ballet, "Serenade After Plato's Symposium," is the most authoritatively original creation this bewilderingly versatile choreographer has given us.
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Asked about the threat of the coronavirus, the candidates spoke authoritatively and compellingly about the Trump administration's missteps and America's vulnerability.
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CIVIL RIGHTS LAWS AUTHORITATIVELY SET THE MORALS OF A COMMUNITY Across the board, the studies found nondiscrimination laws reduce signs of prejudice.
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Rumors began to swirl and take on their own lives, casting doubt on anyone who dared to speak authoritatively on the subject.
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Standfest collects old science textbooks, children's dictionaries, and in general ingests a steady diet of printed ephemera that present information clearly and authoritatively.
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"Muslims are not supposed to eat pork, but our clients are wealthy Muslim people and for them it doesn't matter," stated Lazari authoritatively.
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But if you're going to make a claim to authority, there's a certain fake-it-til-you-make-it pragmatism to speaking authoritatively.
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From there, he began associating his image with the idea that financial problems could be resolved easily, authoritatively, in one hour of television.
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Secretaries of state must be seen as having the president's personal trust and the clout to represent him authoritatively all over the world.
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I'm not comfortable speaking authoritatively on that, but I personally never felt unsafe and I met solo female travelers who said the same.
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As such, some are taught to speak authoritatively yet compassionately, and they take action responsibly with the aim of serving the collective good.
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That's why the US Pacific Command was able within minutes after the false alarm went out to refute it and to do so authoritatively.
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Second, until a software engineer really understands a codebase, they are almost certainly not in a position to answer a question on technical debt authoritatively.
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It's "the authoritatively and unequivocally complete archive" of the sketch comedy Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele produced for the network between 2012 and 2015.
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" Or this, casually, authoritatively, about Nora's close friend Tom Hanks: "hugely popular, hugely successful and somewhat mysterious as to why any of that is true. . . .
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There is another problem: The Taliban has no single pro-peace voice or a messenger who could authoritatively speak for the group to negotiate peace.
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The doctor spoke authoritatively about the patient's history, based on what he'd gleaned from reports and from what he was seeing on the body itself.
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"A batter works better than a crumb," she said authoritatively — it's lighter — and to make your onion rings "magical," you should consider lightly pickling the onions.
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The 22.3th century saw the idea of such unique and authoritatively recorded relationships established as the primary form of identity across the metropolitan and colonial world.
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Whether you have a short or long view, you've seen enough to say authoritatively that Trump is different from all major party nominees in living memory.
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Sharot, a London neuroscientist, covers the topic more fully and more authoritatively in a book whose title gives appropriately equal billing to thought, behavior and neurons.
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No one could authoritatively parse how much was due to the Cuomo Subway Action Plan or to the Byford operations initiative; both were necessary, neither sufficient.
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Since many tribes are essentially huge family lineage oriented groups, important social decisions are also often made authoritatively by male elders, who form jirgas or tribal councils.
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It has been suggested, though not authoritatively, that Trump told The New York Times's editorial board that he doesn't really believe what he says about the wall.
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We pick up a phrase or a bit of terminology, and we begin to use it authoritatively moments later – as though we'd been doing so our whole lives.
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The goal of Times editors is to speak authoritatively to the fashion community while recording a larger view of culture across print, web, video, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
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Anyone questioned by a prosecutor would want his own witness — a lawyer with notepad in hand — to speak authoritatively to the press about the interview or testimony if leaked.
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Chiefs 45, Bengals 10 Patrick Mahomes authoritatively recovered from his first defeat as an NFL quarterback, passing for 358 yards and four touchdowns as Kansas City trounced visiting Cincinnati.
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In other words, after months of patiently building the foundations beneath their professional careers, Skengdo & AM had authoritatively seized their position as the new flag-bearers for UK drill.
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The collaboration of literature and history, which helped give us social history, works when people recognize that to speak authoritatively about either subject you may have to understand both.
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"While the Tillerson firing has yet to be authoritatively explained, circumstances suggest that POTUS canned his SecState for supporting May's claim that Russia committed murder in the UK," Talbott tweeted.
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But with ready access to the proper reference books, I was able to reply authoritatively that grasevina, also known as welschriesling, is the most widely planted white grape in Croatia.
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Mr. Bannon and Mr. Flynn can spout ideology, Flynn facts and fake news; Mr. Mattis can speak authoritatively to capabilities, threat assessments, global and regional trade-offs and operational outcomes.
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It is laid out most authoritatively in a document introduced into evidence by federal prosecutors in the course of the largest terrorism financing trial in the nation's history, U.S. v.
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They said they were not contacted by investigators, although they had worked closely with Mr. Rose or had other reasons to speak authoritatively about women who worked in the news division.
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That president authoritatively announced in 2023 that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad "must step down," and then for the next five years President Obama did nothing to achieve that policy objective.
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One reason may be that property is a highly specialized field of law, and there just aren't that many lawyers who can speak authoritatively on both emergency powers and eminent domain.
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It also opened women up to a familiar double standard: A man who speaks authoritatively might be confident or opinionated, while a woman who does the same is arrogant or lecturing.
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Televisa, Mexico's largest media company, has often served as a mouthpiece for the Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, which ruled authoritatively for 71 years, until 2000, and returned to power in 2012.
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That's the conclusion of Ali Shihabi, founder of the Washington-based Arabia Foundation, who, according to journalist and scholar Thomas Lippman, often unofficially speaks authoritatively for Saudi Arabia's ruling al-Saud family.
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What followed was a cacophony of ridicule from amateur armchair prosecutors -- some of them former FBI employees -- responding with disdain and waxing authoritatively about an investigation in which they had no part.
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Yusufzai, who has reported authoritatively on the Taliban for more than two decades, wrote that his sources "in the Afghan Taliban group and their faction, Haqqani network" maintain that they don't hold Overby.
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To accomplish this, they recommended a massive centralization of the two parties so that national party leaders develop carefully researched policy alternatives, which voters could then approve authoritatively through a simple majority vote.
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Blockchain promises the ability to record transactions authoritatively, without a central authority — and has inspired startup efforts in finance, artificial intelligence, data security, and pornography, to name a few of the fields represented Wednesday.
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These denials have been paired with skepticism by Trump and his supporters about why a woman who was truly a victim of sexual misconduct wouldn't make her story public or contact the police authoritatively.
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The reason civil rights laws are effective, Barron and Hebl suggested, isn't necessarily that people fear the punishment of the law — but rather that civil rights laws authoritatively set the morals of a community.
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By contrast, presidential approval has been authoritatively linked to how well the president's party does in congressional elections, how the economy is objectively performing and how the president or his party's candidate fares in presidential elections.
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On singles like "Hussle in the House," which had the trademark g-funk synthesizer whine and a reference to "Straight Outta Compton," Hussle rapped authoritatively as a resident of Crenshaw and especially the notorious Slauson Avenue.
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The Senate confirmation vests a secretary with explicit and implicit powers -- from the ability to recruit and set long-term policies in the Pentagon to the power to communicate authoritatively with foreign counterparts and members of Congress.
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Now we have Mr. Geltner's biography to authoritatively fill in the gaps, and to trace the many stories behind the Crews legend — the drinking, the drugs, the bar fights, the women, the vase-throwing at faculty parties.
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Others might point to social science research that shows women are punished for the way they talk, for showing anger, for not wearing makeup, for not showing warmth, for acting authoritatively, etc—you know, all the sexist stuff.
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As a musical biography, Mr Hilmes's account is superficial compared with Alan Walker's three-volume "Franz Liszt", which authoritatively analyses Liszt's achievements as composer, conductor and polemicist, and demonstrates his pivotal importance in the development of European music.
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"Without knowing the exact number and types of subscriptions these apps cater to and how easy they are to use, I can't answer this authoritatively," App Annie senior vice president of research Danielle Levitas said in an email.
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A survey of hundreds of active-duty and civilian DOD personnel able to speak authoritatively on relevant communication systems conducted by the Government Business Council, a research division of the Government Executive Media Group, in partnership with Viasat Inc.
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Article continues after the video below But the thing about Sirens—and I can speak authoritatively on this since I watched Kirk Douglas's Ulysses twice in middle school as part a unit on Classical Greece—is that they bewitch.
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It's an alarming read, particularly when you remember that the person who is struggling to speak authoritatively or coherently on virtually any topic is the same person that is in charge of America's military might and its nuclear launch codes.
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Not that she or anyone spoke authoritatively: The businesses were not committing to anything other than the minimum wage, which in the city is $12 for non-restaurant businesses with 10 or fewer workers, and $13 for more than that.
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And through it all, officials persisted in playing down and dismissing the concerns of Flint residents — one referred to concerned residents groups as "anti-everything" — and authoritatively vouching for the water's purity, even as they themselves were debating whether it was pure.
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They believe he's someone who will tell a story to the public authoritatively about why efforts to provide aid to Ukraine and bolster relations with that key ally were delayed amid the push by Trump to investigate the Bidens and the 2016 elections.
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I spent money on Amazon Video rentals, magazines, movie tickets, a one-size-fits-all men's skeleton suit, and an IMDbPro account, all to keep Jake Gyllenhaal at the front of my mind and ensure I could discuss him as authoritatively as possible.
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Events in the rest of the summer and fall will likely change things, and it's perhaps not productive to spend too much time worrying about the inherently unpredictable nature of events when we can actually speak more authoritatively about the policy stakes.
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Mr. Lugar, a former Rhodes Scholar and mayor of Indianapolis who died on Sunday at 87, had clearly mastered his brief, speaking authoritatively about tensions with the Soviet Union, the Central America wars, apartheid South Africa and any other topic that was posed.
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" One Times article's opening paragraph authoritatively termed the HEA reauthorization an "effort seeking to dismantle landmark Obama administration regulations designed to protect students from predatory for-profit colleges and to repay the loans of those who earned worthless degrees from scam universities.
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I'm aware more than I was before I had books published that any review is a bit arbitrary — it's not really, say, The New York Times that's authoritatively weighing in on the quality of a book, though it seems this way to the public.
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Few moderate Chinese voices are left who can speak authoritatively on Xinjiang, and those officials running the province -- like Chen Quanguo, former Tibet party secretary and a key ally of President Xi Jinping -- are hardliners with a reputation for ruthless crackdowns and zero tolerance.
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Nearly four decades after the release of "Say It Loud," Professors Jennifer Hochschild and Vesla Weaver, having synthesized the pertinent academic literature, declared authoritatively that compared to their lighter-skinned counterparts, dark-skinned blacks continue to be burdened by lower levels of education, income, and job status.
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Mr. Scott was so authoritatively unhinged in the director Robert Icke's anxious summoning of Shakespeare's Denmark as a surveillance state — an Almeida Theater production at the Harold Pinter Theater in the West End — that he almost banished other Hamlets who have been crowding my imagination of late.
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Second, one could also imagine a copiously detailed "Mueller report" trying to authoritatively sum up Trumpworld's Russian contacts and Russia's efforts to interfere with the election — one designed to tell a story about what happened, and written under the assumption that it will become public eventually.
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So, it's cool to see the tune given a more empowering, subversive edge via the clip's diverse casting and awesomely "unladylike" activities: picking food out of one's teeth using a knife as a mirror; "manspreading" on the subway; and authoritatively helming a meeting (that's filled with mostly men).
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EditorsNote: Clarified Hunt's 73 TDs (1 rush, 1 rec); Adds Green's receiving stats toward bottom Patrick Mahomes authoritatively recovered from his first defeat as an NFL quarterback, passing for 358 yards and four touchdowns Sunday night as the Kansas City Chiefs trounced the visiting Cincinnati Bengals 45-10 Sunday night.
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Sometimes it seems that we can tolerate good women only just as long as they serve us well as towering cake-makers, genial skivvies, languidly biddable Muses, cheeky waitresses, or useful behind-the-arras funders of art movements in the cultural vanguard, steered authoritatively and confidently into the future by men.
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As if making a map of postwar culture, Rauschenberg silk screens, transfer prints, and collages images of an astronaut on the moon, John F. Kennedy pointing authoritatively toward the viewer, a smeary detail from an Old Master's painting, and a weather meter onto what reads as an 227 by 60 inch poster.
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To pass his hours, and to wrangle whatever attention he still could, Pratt started creating low-risk, no-reward content: He started tweeting more — about life, about food, about losing just about everything but his wife and his ability to comment semi-authoritatively on the reality stars that were, by then, eclipsing him.
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And while present and future generations will come to their own conclusions about Billy Graham and the legacy that his commitment to Christ has left behind, no one can speak more insightfully or authoritatively on that subject than a son who grew up in the shadow of his father's life and the examples of his father's love.
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Since Don has served as the Indiana University necrologist (to attempt to ensure that there is a memorial resolution for each faculty member who dies), he understands that a quirky example works wonders and added one: Their father hosted convivial evenings, often engaging in games while authoritatively serving as a time-keeper … without the assistance of a watch.
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The timing and urgency of this review suggests that President Obama wants the matter authoritatively resolved before he turns the Oval Office over to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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"Embellishing resumes is sport in Italy," Piccoli said, adding that "only an academic would have a 12-page CV." More significant would be for Conte to establish that he would have the independence to authoritatively lead a 5-Star-League government after both 5-Star leader Luigi Di Maio and League leader Matteo Salvini agreed to step aside, and not just be an executor of the populists&apos wishes.
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While "cultural appropriation" is a much-mocked buzzword, it may have helped provide a clue to why the American remake of Ghost in the Shell felt so inauthentic (and bombed at the box office): The producers tried to keep elements of the original Japanese version while casting a white American lead, and the result lacked the cultural specificity of the original, something socially conscious critics were able to talk about authoritatively.
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David Leege, an emeritus professor of political science at Notre Dame, wrote me by email: The institutions they knew to process authoritatively the economic and social changes they faced in earlier times are gone or undermined — the union, the Catholic Church, the industrial bar with co-workers, the compliant wife — and what has replaced it, if anything, is an unvetted information technology that yields little truth or comfort, and nurtures anomie and anger.
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