Sentence examples for command her interest from inspiring English sources

Now, Redgrave and I sit outside a cafe near Twickenham Studios in London, while she smokes, drinks coffee and talks about these entwinements across history, of horror and defiance, that propel her work, and command her interest and involvement in Sands's piece.

He commanded her to stop.

He commanded her to jump.

I could tell you that my 5-year-old nephew's "galactic mac and cheese" ($8.95) was creamy and rich enough to command his interest and to draw my own (I stole a few forkfuls), at least until we were distracted by a visit from a colorfully costumed woman who identified herself as Empress Glorianna, ruler of Mars.

Some noted that her ability to command viewers' interest in her recommended books, while still prodigious, might be waning.

"We still command very low interest rates, historically low interest rates, this country has reduced its deficit by a quarter over the past two and a half years, over a million jobs have been created in the private sector.

Yet the result is likely to command more interest than the performances since neither side is playing consistently well.

Although other Japanese filmmakers acquired substantial international followings after the pioneering success of Rashomon, Kurosawa's films continue to command great interest in the West.

Two network programs transformed the landscape of the industry in 2000, proving to every network that it was still possible to command the interest of a truly mass audience.

Yet many of his ideas still command wide interest and enthusiasm in readers throughout the world.

Now, all by itself this wouldn't be that much of a problem, mainly because Affleck -- who's gotten more interesting and watchable as an actor the older he's gotten (as evidenced here and in last year's otherwise forgettable The Accountant) -- is able to command our interest and attention.