magisterial

Example Sentences

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The participants all showed up as virtual avatars, including Judge Maria Quinones Triana, whose character was wearing black magisterial robes.

From Washington Times

The Haydn is magisterial but tender; the Britten, blistering and articulate.

From New York Times

In the end, though, a magisterial work like “The Life of Crime” does more than just inform, entertain and provoke, it also sends new readers back to old books.

From Washington Post

His words would make an apt epigraph to Walter Russell Mead’s magisterial new book, “The Arc of a Covenant: The United States, Israel, and the Fate of the Jewish People.”

From Washington Post

That’s true when harm is caused by individuals or institutions — even ones as vast and magisterial as the Catholic Church.

From Washington Post