Magisterial used in a sentence

Magisterial in a sentence as an adjective

It's truly magisterial, and will give you insight not just on Dewey but on the entire sweep of his intellectual age as well.

In some ways, I like it better than the magisterial "Years of Lyndon Johnson".Highly, highly recommended.

You don't have to understand the inner operations of magisterial courts all that well if you can appreciate that killing people is generally a bad idea.

Intelligence does not always translate well across magisterial boundaries.

The Roman Censor was a magisterial position that in addition to running the census in regular intervals also responsible for morality laws also known as regimen morum.

Thanks largely to its scriptural use and Pāṇini's absolutely magisterial grammatical description meant mostly to protect the meaning of those scriptures, it was frozen in time at a much more rigid and inflected state than any of its Indo-European cousins.

Proper Noun Examples for Magisterial

Magisterial in scope, also magisterial in grumpiness and idiosyncracy.