Sentence examples for commanding man from inspiring English sources

A calm, commanding man built like an offensive lineman, he praised residents for getting more involved, noting that law enforcement now regularly receives tips about stash houses where immigrants are kept before moving farther north.

Archie Roach is a quiet, commanding man who chooses his words carefully.

"He's a rather large, commanding man, and he looks very good in a tux," Ms. Donnelly said.

A big, commanding man in every sense – but one whose size contrasts wonderfully with the delicate business of creating the world's best pizza.

I caught up with Mr. Im -- a thoughtful, commanding man in his mid-60's -- at the New York Film Festival.

Yet "Mein Kampf" is ultimately a very serious attempt to once again understand the pathology of a profoundly sick and commanding man".Mein Kampf" is now in select cinemas in Germany.

When Henry Worsley began commanding men in battle, he tried to emulate Shackleton.

Through history many have asserted, for example, that God has the right to command man; yet presumably no one asserting such a right would maintain that society ought to defend God in the possession of anything.

Above all, he learned to command men.

This was Mr. McCain's first chance to command men (and a few women), but the squadron had a mediocre record and parts shortages meant that only half the planes were flyable at any time.

Just as Caesar commanded men to kill their enemies, Jesus commanded them to love their enemies.