Sentence examples for command man from inspiring English sources

Through history many have asserted, for example, that God has the right to command man; yet presumably no one asserting such a right would maintain that society ought to defend God in the possession of anything.

Above all, he learned to command men.

This was Mr. McCain's first chance to command men (and a few women), but the squadron had a mediocre record and parts shortages meant that only half the planes were flyable at any time.

A calm, commanding man built like an offensive lineman, he praised residents for getting more involved, noting that law enforcement now regularly receives tips about stash houses where immigrants are kept before moving farther north.

When Henry Worsley began commanding men in battle, he tried to emulate Shackleton.

"No officer of police commands men who have as many billions and vast commercial and financial interests to watch over as Captain Caffrey.

A commenter on Smith's Daddy Dialectic blog noted that while scripture commands men to provide for their families, it doesn't specify who should earn the paycheck.

The Qur'an commands men to observe modesty.

Just as Caesar commanded men to kill their enemies, Jesus commanded them to love their enemies.

Then there is my other friend -- a tall, statuesque blonde -- who commands men's stares wherever she goes.

Qur'an commands men,"Don't stare at women," demolishing complaints that what she's wearing is "too provocative," etc whatever that means.