Sentence examples for commanded to be from inspiring English sources

Hilary Putnam, in "Jewish Philosophy as a Guide to Life," says it beautifully: "Every human being should experience him/herself as commanded to be available to the neediness, the suffering, the vulnerability of the other person".

The covenant relationship is not limited to Israel, because, according to Judaic tradition, all humankind stands within a covenant relation to God and is commanded to be moral and just; therefore, the same choice is made universally.

Mr Hitchens, 61, said: "Once you assume a creator and a plan, it makes us objects, in a cruel experiment, whereby we are created sick, and commanded to be well.

We have been commanded to be kind to our fellow man, including our neighbors.

Since Genesis, where we are commanded to be guardians and keepers of the earth, we have been getting further and further away from that link.

He arranged his army into arbans (inter-ethnic groups of ten), and the members of an arban were commanded to be loyal to one another regardless of ethnic origin.

"I think that's what allowed my fastball command to be a little erratic".

Set amid comrades in danger, he grated against the command to be a noncombatant.

The woman raises a finger to her lips in a command to be quiet.

The driving team will translate the plan into specific commands to be radioed to the rover.

That was a warning, I think, a command to be still.