Sentence examples similar to a commanding strength from inspiring English sources

Ms Clinton entered the room in a position of renewed political strength, boosted by a commanding performance in the first Democratic debate, and the decision by vice-president Joe Biden, potentially her most dangerous challenger, not to enter the 2016 race.

Still they convey an inner force, a commanding silence.

He barreled into the state on the strength of that performance, a commanding victory in the New Hampshire primary and a name that needed no introduction to Nevadans.

As they're oft to do, the European squad took a commanding lead early, relying heavily on the strengths of their solo laners.

Be a motivating force, but not a commanding one.

The south's economic strength and its diplomatic successes have put it in a commanding position, said Gari Ledyard, a professor of Korean history at Columbia University and the director of the Center for Korean Research there.

Each command district usually has a headquarters and a commanding officer to manage and supervise the police patrol operations.

However, Djokovic found the mental and physical strength to hit back with five straight winners to open up a commanding lead.

Mr. Romney wins Ohio by a commanding margin, dealing a significant blow to Mr. Santorum's campaign and demonstrating for the first time a broad strength across all kinds of voters.

Goals from Gary Hooper and Efe Ambrose before Victor Wanyama grabbed a double gave an under-strength Hoops side an unassailable interval lead and Tony Watt scored with four minutes remaining to seal a commanding Clydesdale Bank Premier League victory.

A commanding and oppressive absence".