Sentence examples similar to commanding awareness from inspiring English sources
The issues explored in those films are of the sort that hover around the edges of public awareness without always commanding the full measure of attention they deserve.
Otto Warmbier, 22, who arrived in the United States on Tuesday, is stable but "shows no sign of understanding language, responding to verbal commands or awareness of his surrounding," said Dr. Daniel Kanter, medical director of the neuroscience intensive care unit at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
Because I day trade attention and I understood that this tactic was going to command the most amount of awareness.
Compstat uses timely crime statistics to push precinct commanders to greater awareness and command of the immediate on-the-ground crime situation.
Although earlier observers had noted this phenomenon, Smith's writings commanded widespread attention and helped foster an awareness of industrial production and broaden its appeal.
So space situational awareness, near real-time, the ability to command and control, and the ability to create effects.
He commanded attention because he is the future and he has the power; viewers brought that awareness to the television screen, effectively meeting him halfway.
Four patients (17%) clinically diagnosed as vegetative could modulate their brain activity in response to commands, thereby demonstrating covert awareness.
By combining simple commands with sophisticated flight control software and obstacle awareness, our goal is to ensure a safe and successful flight.
