Sentence examples for clearly command from inspiring English sources

Their website says the Old and New Testaments "clearly command us to abstain from blood".

Mr Bio can clearly command considerable support - especially in the mainly ethnic Mende south which is the heartland of his party.

But, he does very clearly command his followers to make disciples in Matthew 28 19.

And both clearly command the attention, respect and affection of this crew, who often finish one another's sentences and are prone to bouts of spontaneous laughter.

They are clearly trained, clearly commanded, doing regular shifts.

He clearly commanded the affection of generations of students and peers.

Clearly, commanding a market to change on a dime because it suits your business plan does not mean readers will obey.

Although Ms. Weary clearly commands respect ("She would scare the living daylights out of us," said Ms. LeBlanc, a principal ballerina in San Francisco), she is not the cane-wielding taskmaster one might expect.

In place of the sacramental system of the Roman Catholic church, the Reformers proposed a system that limited sacramental teaching to those acts clearly commanded by Christ in the Scriptures.

He said he and other senior military officers had shared information with their counterparts in Pakistan that showed the Haqqani network "clearly commanded and controlled" recent attacks in Kabul and against the Bagram Air Base outside Kabul, which is controlled by the United States.

Nothing had yet happened, in other words, yet the fact that nuclear waste would be passing through common geographic points of reference clearly commanded attention.