Sentence examples for be commanding as a from inspiring English sources

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Squadmates may be commanded as a group or individually; for example, one half of a squad may be used to distract enemies while the other half attacks an objective.

Emily Blunt is commanding as an FBI agent searching for answers, and Villeneuve is again well-served by the exceptional work of cinematographer Roger Deakins, who he formerly collaborated with on Prisoners.

Yet the Union soldiers' strong stand resulted from the fact that for the first time, they had trained and been commanded as a coherent corps.

Geraldine Alexander's Tamara, Queen of the Goths, is radiantly scornful, and (the discovery of the evening) Shaun Parkes is commanding as her lover, a ruthless murderer who croons sweetly to his baby son.

Dunaway is commanding in a caffeinated performance as ruthless Diana, with a haggard William Holden unusually affecting as a washed-up veteran of TV's glory days.

Sofiane Sylve was commanding, maybe a little too commanding, as Dewdrop.

According to the analysis view, defended in Adams 1973, the concept of the morally obligatory is to be analyzed as that of being commanded by a loving God.

Alexa did as she was commanded, asking a Google Nexus 6P how to enable Hey Siri.

Just keeping to American history, George Washington regarded the common people who formed the militias that he was to command as "an exceedingly dirty and nasty people [evincing] an unaccountable kind of stupidity in the lower class of these people".

Paulson is or was–as commanding a presence in Washington as he was on Wall Street.