Sentence examples for admirable command from inspiring English sources
And he can scale his singing down to an extraordinary, telling pianissimo without losing that certainty, his tone or his equally admirable command of the long phrase.
But both figures, done with an admirable command of glazes and large-scale ceramic construction, score by virtue of their bold size.
Since 1994 Mr. Wolf has always used female prosecutors on "Law & Order," and they all fit a misogynist view of women in command: admirable, not likable.
Mary Gauthier This American troubadour writes and sings with an admirable directness and simplicity, gently but firmly commanding your attention from the first guitar strum and declarative line of verse.
Looking nervous, she says with admirable candor that she can only hope the requisite skills are still in her command, because she doesn't handle such chores often anymore.
Of all the Indian-born writers whose command of the English language puts ours to shame, Mistry's stunningly crisp prose is as enviable as it is admirable.
Admirable as their workmanship may be, the two female nudes that stand on guard above those cruets do not have the mischievous intelligence that other craftsmen could command.
His technical command would ordinarily be complete, and his ability to distinguish between contrapuntal strands and to carry each thought to its separate conclusion is wholly admirable.
