authoritatively

Said what I have been thinking, but better, and far more authoritatively.

Very few people can write authoritatively about what it takes to run one.

To speak authoritatively on a subject about which one knows very little.

They should also be able to speak authoritatively on behalf of the business.

It certainly was,' said someone further down the row, authoritatively.

This decision was finally published authoritatively on 16 January 1956.

"She's not old enough yet," one of the boys said authoritatively.

And you get the feeling that maybe none of those people is speaking authoritatively.

He has reported extensively and authoritatively on many of world's major news stories over recent years.

But he can speak authoritatively about what it feels like in July 1990.

This is so like him, the need to lecture authoritatively, even on things about which he knows nothing.

But as usual, it was his playing that spoke the most authoritatively.

It is rare to hear either work so authoritatively performed.

It is a great comfort to have the matter authoritatively settled.

We must hear publicly and authoritatively his acceptance of these terms.

"Cold water," one of the women standing beside him said, authoritatively.

She also became an activist who wrote authoritatively about the life of cancer patients.

He wrote authoritatively on the history of gold and silver objects.

Authoritatively identified images are becoming more common on the internet.

God has chosen to speak clearly and authoritatively to His people in these final days of earth's history.

The couple continued to hold up their hands authoritatively.

I am disappointed by how few members of the press have taken the time to read the report they criticize so authoritatively.

He took the old man's arm again, grasping it more authoritatively this time.

"Let's all go into the kitchen," suggested the officer authoritatively.

"That's the hot spot out there now," he said authoritatively.