Sentence examples for a more commanding from inspiring English sources

Is there a more commanding screen presence than Isabelle Huppert?

He has to develop a more commanding on-field persona, though.

After Mexico, Steve Hodge should be a more commanding player and Villa could shock a few".

She continued to listen, and the man's voice suddenly took on a more commanding tone.

It was during the short tenure of Ms. Black that Mr. Walcott took a more commanding role.

After the opening goal the tension eased considerably, and City took a more commanding hold of the match.

And although Mohandas K. Gandhi knew all about paradoxes (he turned a homespun loincloth into a raiment more commanding than any bemedalled uniform), this particular ceremony might have been a little too fraught with paradox even for him.

It was a bravura performance, quite a bit more commanding than her performance against the diminutive Cibulkova, whose high-risk baseline strategy kept Wozniacki scrambling and lunging for much of the match in an attempt to counter her flat, go-for-the-lines power.

But winning World War II is a little more commanding of public attention than running a publishing company.

And the first time we meet Frank, he's posing: He looked at himself in the mirror, tightening his jaw and turning his head a little to one side to give it a leaner, more commanding look, the face he had given himself in mirrors since boyhood..

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.