| Don't these peasants realise that their self-appointed moral arbiters have already decided what they should think? |
| The courts are the ultimate arbiters of evidence, and this case is now back in the hands of the courts. |
| And I just want to know, since when did dictionary writers become our moral arbiters, our dispensers of justice? |
| Among the nation's arbiters of taste, what you keep in your bread bin is far more fascinating than what's in your shoe rack. |
| When covering these debates, reporters often try to use university scientists as objective arbiters. |
| Morality is one of those things, like obscenity, that arbiters have had a hard time defining. |
