Sentence examples for cannot be commanded from inspiring English sources
The defender of (1) will have to say No: for Mary cannot be commanded to do anything.
Postulating God's existence is a theoretical exercise of reason, which cannot be morally commanded (CPrR 5 125, 144).
Moore thought that if these questions are different, then the two properties, goodness and being commanded by God, cannot be the same, and to say (by way of a definition) that they are the same is to commit the fallacy.
So the new mayor's decision to go the other way -- to acknowledge that Al Sharpton, like him or not, is an important force in this town, with a core of followers who cannot be ignored -- commanded headlines before anything had even happened.
Feelings, cognitions and motivations related to gratitude are intrinsic psychological occurrences – they cannot be forced or commanded.
When it comes to the global threat of environmental crisis, more than any other issue, private firms cannot be in command.
They may move their limbs and eyes, but it cannot be done to command.
Her personality was commanding.
