Sentence examples for command of all aspects from inspiring English sources
"The last time I truly knew what I was doing," he said, "was when I was producing the 'CBS Evening News' " — from 1981 to 1984 — "because I felt in command of all aspects of the process.
Nevertheless, he retained ultimate control of all aspects of the Roman state, with the army under his direct command.
These roles are arrayed in strict chains of command to direct all aspects of social activity.
This will be required to command all aspects of the journey down to the surface.
The duet from "Meadow" (1999) shows a command of several aspects of partnering.
On the other is the old guard whose "command and control" grip on all aspects of mobility negate many of its useful features.
Kesselring believed that first-hand knowledge of all aspects of aviation was crucial to being able to command airmen, although he was well aware that latecomers like himself did not impress the old pioneers or the young aviators.
Because few people have command of all of them, a deep knowledge of the structural aspects of language is valuable for the position.
But he seemed to be powerfully in command of the negative aspects of the past four years.
To expect the chief executive to display encyclopedic command of every aspect of that brief is unrealistic.
