Sentence examples for commanding reputation from inspiring English sources

Einstein's commanding reputation gave him an unparalleled opportunity to influence public affairs.

The film is set to be directed by David Michôd, best known for Animal Kingdom and The Rover, and will star Pitt as a commanding general whose cocky reputation lands him in trouble.

Although he returned to the U.S. in October disheartened by the failure of the conference and exhausted by his obligations at the Exposition, the trip had secured Walker a commanding national and international reputation.

On one hand, there was the revered clergyman who founded a Reform synagogue, Congregation M'Kor Shalom in Cherry Hill, built it into one of the largest temples in South Jersey, and developed a reputation as a commanding preacher.

Burgess had little chance to make an impact on his European debut and it was the England international George Ford who once again enhanced his reputation with a commanding display.

Red Hat has a commanding market share and a good reputation for documentation and technical support.

William Dean Singleton, the owner and publisher of The Post, hopes the hiring of Mr. Moore will burnish the paper's reputation and give it a commanding regional position.

Mr. Lubimov's other side is his reputation as a fortepianist known for commanding, often broad-boned interpretations of Classical and early Romantic works.

Even as he advocated Jewish-Arab coexistence, Mr. Zohar took his military duties seriously and had a reputation as a calm and cool commanding officer.

The centre-back had carved out a fine reputation at Reading as a strong, commanding presence and he was expected to be the foundation from which the Foxes could build a promotion-winning side.

Afterward, while looking for a stream from which to obtain water with a friend, he discovers from the commanding officer that his regiment has a lackluster reputation.