Ms. Stewart, the one-woman brand of American home fashion, gently if somewhat hypnotically commands shoppers in English (with Japanese subtitles): "Coordinate the bedroom, coordinate the bathroom, coordinate the kitchen".
The assault on Grozny was carried out by a hodgepodge of units with somewhat convoluted command relations: Interior Ministry troops, the Russian Army, militia from Russian cities, rapid-reaction teams and pro-Russian Chechens under the command of Bislan Gantamirov, the Chechen former mayor of Grozny who had been jailed for embezzlement.
The court's "belated and somewhat tentative command," Justice Stevens wrote with reference to the similarly unanimous follow-up opinion known as Brown II, "may have done more to encourage resistance to the clear message contained in Earl Warren's original opinion than would have a dissenting opinion joined by only one or two justices".
If his delivery is commanding, his voice is somewhat weather-beaten and has developed a slight wobble.
In the words of John H. Roberts, He had a rich fund of appealing if somewhat short-breathed melody, commanded an increasingly rich harmonic vocabulary, and was a master of brilliant and novel orchestral effect.
I have given myself a crash course in astronomy over the course of the last three months and command a fair if somewhat pedantic understanding of the underlying principles.
Gov. Stanton commands our interest, in somewhat the same way the president does; he doesn't seem to add up.
There's a sense, too, that in tough economic times, the astonishing prices commanded by the domaine are somewhat surreal.
There are two issues that were once central to the philosophy of mind but are now somewhat peripheral to it, though they still command a great deal of philosophical attention.
