Sentence examples for commanding power from inspiring English sources

With a jutting jaw and the swinging limp of a warrior, Ms. Cheek projects commanding power, then mixes in vulnerability, cutting wit and some girlish vamping.

"He is 36 years old," Mr. Spencer writes, "he has commitments, and until now he gave no more credence to the transforming, commanding power of love than he did to the myth of Atlantis".

Capable of commanding power and breathtaking delicacy, the Artemis "is not only on par with the most virtuosic of their competitors, but it offers a greater musical intensity than all the others!" (Suddeutsche Zeitung).

In addition, Octavian was granted propraetor imperium (commanding power), which made his command of troops legal, sending him to relieve the siege along with Hirtius and Pansa (the consuls for 43 BC).

But he can still summon splendid sound and commanding power.

Mr. Furlanetto meets Verdi's demanding, wrenching music with commanding power and moving vulnerability in both voice and gesture.

This resulted in what Sen called a shift in "entitlements": labourers had suffered a reduction in their ability to command power over food.

The woman has typically never been married, is much younger than the man and is less in a position to command power.

He claims that he never stole from blacks, preferring to operate as a sort of freelance Robin Hood, redistributing white wealth, much as he sought to do when he began to command power in the music business.

[cartoon id= aa144"] He claims that he never stole from blacks, preferring to operate as a sort of freelance Robin Hood, redistributing white wealth, much as he sought to do when he began to command power in the music business.

When it comes to Kim Jong Un, Trump's commentary has occasionally boiled over into what appears to be admiration for the North Korean dictator's ability to command power by whatever means necessary.