Once the game started, they showed some genuine command of the language of Dante, Calvino and Boccaccio, particularly when they made references to pitches they nicknamed il cambi (the changeup) and il slider (well, the slider).
Although we can say for the most part that if one is to be happy, one should save for the future, take care of one's health and nourish one's relationships, these fail to be genuine commands.
It was unfortunate that his one major misjudgment resulted in a penalty and goal for Ghana in the semi-final, but Ovono mixes the exuberance of youth with a genuine sense of command and it would be interesting to see how he would fare higher up the football food chain.
Zaporozhye was in the industrial south-east, where Yanukovych commanded a genuine majority.
Senator John McCain, the Arizona Republican who also was held at the Hanoi Hilton after his own fighter-bomber was shot down, said in a statement that General Risner was "an inveterate communicator, an inspiration to the men he commanded and a genuine American hero".
A genuine No. 1 lines up primarily outside and commands double teams a majority of the time; Colston's success has been in exploiting single coverages from the inside as part of the Saints' high-powered machine.
His command of the issues, coupled with his tireless devotion to constituent concerns, underscores a genuine devotion to and eagerness to fight for his native city.
While it does not command totalitarian regimes, its effect on Western liberal institutions — especially the media and academia — makes it a genuine threat to freedom.
The belief is that with man-made diamonds costing a fraction of what genuine diamonds command, at least consumers will be given more choice to decide what they prefer or can afford.
A genuine controversy exists.
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