Meanings of speak authoritatively in English

But for the other end of the equation I could speak authoritatively.

I speak authoritatively on this subject, having just sampled one.

He is in far better position to speak authoritatively about the Brazilian priests than I am.

I speak authoritatively on this point, havin' conversed with the seaman Ogilvy, and diskivered his sentiments.

This is the advice of an experienced correspondent whose length of service enables him to speak authoritatively.

Of that, however, I cannot speak authoritatively.

He has a rare ability to speak authoritatively on both palliative care at end of life and voluntary euthanasia.

A man must know a savage as Gale knew Yaqui before he could speak authoritatively, and then something stilled his tongue.

Of what occurred in these various meetings I can not speak authoritatively as to other States, as their proceedings were considered secret.

Every fool, from king to policeman, from the flatheaded parson to the visionless dabbler in science, presumes to speak authoritatively of human nature.

Every fool, from king to policeman, from the flathead parson to the visionless dabbler in science, presume to speak authoritatively of human nature.

Further comment on Dr. Graves' qualifications to speak authoritatively is unnecessary; the chapters that follow are a striking commentary on his sources of information.

After which, however, he spoke authoritatively to Van Lew and Jefferis.

He spoke authoritatively, and his wife, for a wonder, obeyed him.

Mr Benson's heart was very sore, though he spoke authoritatively, and almost sternly.

Before he could answer the plea Maria Metz found her voice and spoke authoritatively: