Sentence examples for comfortable command from inspiring English sources

Audiobook narrator John Mayer enhances the story with his comfortable command of the book's tone.

("I've just got to get out of this prison cell … can anybody find me somebody to love?") He slays us, and seems to impress Bowie; here he is singing it at Wembley, looking just as comfortable commanding an enthralled stadium of tens of thousands.

The main difference is that back then, Mr. Bush wanted to persuade viewers that calamity had changed him overnight, making him newly focused, better informed and comfortable in command of the nation's capital — the Washington insider in chief.

The margin was more comfortable than commanding, but he will benefit handsomely by having five rivals still competing against one another to emerge as his main opponent as the race moves to South Carolina.

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"I was always very comfortable handing him command.

She seemed very comfortable and in command of the issues".

He walked Andres Torres to begin his start and never seemed confident enough in his fastball or comfortable with his command.

"It's definitely frustrating, because you feel like if you're comfortable with your command, you're going to be successful".

The clementines sit on a tray nearby, along with a copy of the 2004 Zagat guide, on an ottoman between two comfortable armchairs that command a view of the Manhattan skyline.

Indeed, Mr. Lazio seemed comfortable and in command, both in delivering the written speech and in answering questions from students and faculty, on issues ranging from the role of the United Nations (limited) to how much influence members of Congress should have on the nation's foreign policy (fairly extensive).