Sample Sentences forarbiter (auto-selected)
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She was the final arbiter on all matters of fashion.arbiter = someone who settles disputes -- often because of reputation
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As the sole arbiter of each of the conditions, I can tell you that they have all been met and exceeded. (source)arbiter = someone chosen to judge and decide a disputed issue
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This Kynes has arbiter authority from the Imperium.† (source)
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Our Church is the final arbiter of spiritual salvation.† (source)
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Once such an equation is effectively made, society becomes a congerie of plots and counterplots, and the main role of government changes from that of the arbiter to that of the scourge of God.† (source)
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Jimmy Frank, by virtue of being the eldest brother by four years, was umpire, coach, and general arbiter of play—not without some objections and arguments from his brothers and cousins.† (source)
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It had been the birthplace, after all, of Ward McAllister, that self-appointed social arbiter of late-nineteenth-century America.† (source)
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I looked upon them as superior beings who would be the arbiters of my future destiny.† (source)
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He was generally considered to be a no-nonsense, levelheaded, and fair arbitrator.† (source)
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This is a dispute for arbitrators to resolve.† (source)
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The Judge's arbitral authority may be challenged only before the High Council with the Emperor present.† (source)
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No, it was easier to shift the responsibility to Aunt Pitty, who after all was the head of the house, the chaperon and the arbiter of morals.† (source)
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The arbiters of literary acceptance instantly branded our works as too political.† (source)
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About the will of the people being the wisest arbitrator and so on.† (source)
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Apart from the one fundamental nastiness the luckless mouse succeeds in creating around it so many other nastinesses in the form of doubts and questions, adds to the one question so many unsettled questions that there inevitably works up around it a sort of fatal brew, a stinking mess, made up of its doubts, emotions, and of the contempt spat upon it by the direct men of action who stand solemnly about it as judges and arbitrators, laughing at it till their healthy sides ache.† (source)
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He wanted the commander to act as arbiter.† (source)
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