Sentence examples for Sense of command from inspiring English sources

And they did not have that sense of command.

Although he limped slightly from an old hip injury, he exuded a sense of command.

He was tall, physically very strong, with a natural sense of command.

The Webb campaign's strategy had been to run a race reflecting his biography, his sense of command.

Curry's droll King Arthur has a plummy, stentorian voice, a royal paunch, and a stolid, somewhat bewildered sense of command.

He takes refuge in the swagger of his splenetic punctilio, which imposes a sense of command on a life that is transparently hapless.

* Thanks to a 30% increase in window glass in all vans, dropped sills, lower cowl and taller windshield, driver and passengers have a greater sense of commanding the road and their progress.

It was, say these political wise men and women, a sense of misguided command.

Her style offers something of a forerunning blend of Greta Garbo and Joan Crawford, with the terrifying intensity of her performance matching an impenetrable and implacable mystery; her sense of physical command seems nonetheless wildly spontaneous; her dramatic expressivity appears painfully impulsive.

Others argue that the multiplicity of the eyes and patterns in robotically logical but visually discordant structures are typical of an algorithm making sense of a command, supplementing their arguments with CNN image classification papers with previous, similar visual examples.

In the end, they are about the inner struggle to make sense of ancient commands and fit them into modern life.