magisteriality in a sentence

Definition

Magisteriality refers to the quality of having authoritative presence or commanding respect, often associated with a position of power or expertise.

The professor's magisteriality commanded respect from all his students.
In her magisteriality, the judge delivered a verdict that left no room for doubt.
The author's magisteriality was evident in the authoritative tone of her writing.
His magisteriality in the field of history made him a sought-after speaker at conferences.
She approached the meeting with a sense of magisteriality that inspired confidence among her colleagues.