Sentence examples for appealing command from inspiring English sources
Among Miami's many fine rising dancers, the tall, long-limbed and courteous Renan Cerdeiro, especially in "Ballet Imperial," showed a most appealing command of partnering and solo bravura.
Our collective experience is that innovations that are truly differentiated and are appealing enough to command pricing power have a much greater chance of growing the category sales and margin.
They went outside the chain of command, appealing to the administrative leader of the municipality for their elderly relative to gain access to nursing home placement.
Most of the starters I sampled, including asparagus in a mousseline sauce and lobster bisque, were appealing, though few commanded rapt attention and a couple were letdowns.
In the words of John H. Roberts, He had a rich fund of appealing if somewhat short-breathed melody, commanded an increasingly rich harmonic vocabulary, and was a master of brilliant and novel orchestral effect.
And now Professor Brand is appealing to Cooper to be mission commander to accompany three other specialists to include his daughter, and to be command pilot.
Although we think about Apple as a user experience company, it commands its outsize profit margins by appealing to our remembering selves.
The subject is an emotive one, centred on the timelessly appealing stereotype of heroic ordinary soldier versus incompetent high command (a theme which continued to grip the imagination of the poets of the first world war).
