Sentence examples for command themselves from inspiring English sources

Nor do they aspire to such command themselves.

You see how they command themselves, and you see them more objectively.

Slavery (or servitude – the category is wider or more diverse than often acknowledged) does not extinguish the laws of humanity or erase all traces of humans' original equality, even though it is possible for them to bargain away (permanently) their freedom to command themselves.

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Until 1916 the three brigades of the Polish Legion, technically under Austro-Hungarian command, distinguished themselves against the Russians.

People who take time to understand their feelings, in other words, are often more in command of themselves than people who don't.

More of their debut's eager-toplease retro rock'n'soul would've been fine, but easy: instead, they re-emerge as a band sufficiently in command of themselves to accommodate some audacious modifications.

He scored a major diplomatic success in June 2015 when neighbouring countries agreed to Nigeria commanding a joint force to counter Boku Haram, rather than rotating the command among themselves.

The battlecruisers under my command found themselves, in view of the prevailing [East-North-East] wind, in the windward position and so in an unfavourable situation from the outset".

For God is authoritative only if God's commands are themselves reasons for action, but if the states of affairs its being obligatory to φ and God's commanding φ-ing are distinct, then God's commands will not be themselves reasons for action on the adequately strengthened supervenience view.

By the end of the war, he held the rank of brigadier general, and the troops under his command had distinguished themselves on many occasions.