Sentence examples for a commanding leader from inspiring English sources
Mayfield is an accurate passer and a commanding leader.
Tells how Bush's recent behavior does not contribute to a picture of a commanding leader.
He is renowned as a champion speaker, campaigner and unifying force in a party that has not had a commanding leader since he left office.
Even though he was a commanding leader in the Republican Party, Mr. DiCarlo remains a divisive figure in Brooklyn politics, known for frequent battles with other Republicans.
For Mr. Dyson, the sociologist, that photograph (Slide 6) reveals a fundamental truth: while Dr. King was a commanding leader, "he wasn't the only, and often not even the primary, vehicle" for a movement driven largely by ordinary people.
As Mr. Bush faces narrowing economic options at home and rising challenges abroad, some of his advisers said they feared he still did not project the image of a commanding leader.
As White House officials move to refocus President Bush's energies on the precarious economy, they are working to present him as a more commanding leader in what may be the most treacherous stretch of his first year in the White House.
Older voters who are likely to have vivid memories of the mass riots that led to the fall of Suharto in 1998, say they favour Prabowo, seeing him as a strong, commanding leader who they believed would better unify the country.
L'ALPE D'HUEZ, France — The 100th Tour de France had been billed as a battle between a rising star and a fading one: Chris Froome versus Alberto Contador, the commanding leader of this year's Tour against a once-dominant Grand Tour racer who has struggled all year.
Stephen Dickson, as Zurga, proved a sturdy if not especially commanding leader of the pearl-fishing community, with a baritone voice of good size and pleasing richness.
Anonymous has President O thinking, "This is who he had always expected to be, this competent, cool, commanding leader who was always a step ahead of his rivals, a step ahead of the country, if truth be told".
