Sentence examples for commanding leader from inspiring English sources

Tells how Bush's recent behavior does not contribute to a picture of a commanding leader.

But the site, which counts nearly 1.2 million unique users, is widely regarded as the commanding leader in the New York market.

He is renowned as a champion speaker, campaigner and unifying force in a party that has not had a commanding leader since he left office.

Even though he was a commanding leader in the Republican Party, Mr. DiCarlo remains a divisive figure in Brooklyn politics, known for frequent battles with other Republicans.

For Mr. Dyson, the sociologist, that photograph (Slide 6) reveals a fundamental truth: while Dr. King was a commanding leader, "he wasn't the only, and often not even the primary, vehicle" for a movement driven largely by ordinary people.

Anonymous has President O thinking, "This is who he had always expected to be, this competent, cool, commanding leader who was always a step ahead of his rivals, a step ahead of the country, if truth be told".

Elizabeth is the one who invites the most confidence-commanding leader to form a government, but the standard for that is a little fuzzy.

At the time of its formation the squadron's commanding officer, Squadron Leader Peter Malam Brothers, both flight commanders and all members of the ground crew were British, but most pilots were Australian.

At his death he was ranked squadron leader, commanding No. 2 Elementary Flying Training School at Archerfield, Queensland.

The squadron's commanding officer, Squadron Leader M.S. Bott, was killed in an accident on 16 April.

Newton undertook the first of his fifty-two operational sorties on 1 January 1943, under the leadership of his commanding officer, Squadron Leader Keith Hampshire.