Sentence examples for a far more commanding from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore is in a far more commanding position.

In the book, the president comes across as a far more commanding presence in private than in front of the cameras.

Netanyahu will still have to assemble a coalition government but his seat count means he will be in a far more commanding position as he seeks partners.

The second game featured a far more commanding performance by 11th-seeded Rutgers, which pulled away from 14th-seeded DePaul in the second half to win easily, 76-57.

Vincent Cassel, himself a former dancer, is far more commanding as a creature of the rehearsal hall, owning every scene in which he appears.

Upworthy-style headlines are far more commanding.

These two are utterly businesslike, frightening, and far more commanding.

But in Miami Beach, as in many cities, parking garages don't count toward the calculation of a building's size; weaving parking spaces through the addition helped bulk up the new structure to the point that it became not only as big as the older building but far more commanding.

Who could have predicted that watershed back when Sean Combs was making his Broadway debut in the role now being essayed by the far more commanding Denzel Washington?

But they ignore mounting evidence that Farage is on the verge of building a far more resilient coalition that is anchored in both disillusioned, blue-collar Tories and disadvantaged voters who should otherwise be supplying Labour with a commanding lead.

A far more fundamental objection was stylistic.