Sentence examples for commanding range from inspiring English sources

After all, we have a commanding range of experience to draw from: we eat, according to one study, an average of 4.9 times a day.

Her work synthesizes an eclectic range of sources -- Richard Artschwager, Reinhard Mucha, Ange Leccia, Eva Hesse, Damien Hirst -- with a commanding grasp of space and narrative.

You'll have commanding views of the range that hosted skiing events in 1984.

Ms. Jones has spent time listening to a wide range of commanding singers, including Kitty Wells, Ella Fitzgerald and Édith Piaf.

The vivid scale of the playing, together with its wide and artistically purposeful dynamic range, were commanding, and achieved without any feeling of excess.

HMS Enterprise's commanding officer, Commander Derek Rae, said: "Armed Forces Day gives us the opportunity to connect with the public whose interests we defend, often at long range and out of sight".

Dayton (28-2), the Atlantic 10 regular-season champion, had a commanding advantage from 3-point range, sinking 10 of 22 compared with 5 of 10 for the Red Storm.

Mandvi, best known for his comedy, has a surprisingly commanding stage presence and captures the full range of his character's internal conflicts".

He performed experiments to simulate weightlessness and worked out a design for a long-range, liquid-propellant rocket that his commanding officer sent to the War Ministry.

(Woolfe) ★ Stephanie Blythe (Saturday) Unmatched in a classical repertory that ranges from Handel to Wagner, this commanding mezzo-soprano raised eyebrows two years ago when she turned her attention and sumptuous voice to the standards made popular by Kate Smith in a performance for the American Songbook series at Lincoln Center.

Built under a sheer cliff nearly 330 feet (110 meters) high, it has a commanding view of the nearby forum and castle and the mountain range to the east.