Sentence examples for commanding stage from inspiring English sources

He has a very commanding stage presence.

It is a confidence that lends a commanding stage presence.

Romanian operatic lyric soprano noted for her powerful voice and commanding stage presence.

She was also known for a commanding stage presence that belied her petite stature.

The show was an instant hit, in large part because of Mills's commanding stage presence.

Mr. Cassel was valued for his well-modulated, robust voice and commanding stage presence.

Although neither tall nor romantically handsome, Rains had an attractive, expressive face and a commanding voice and stage presence that led to his making a screen test.

Tall but slight of build, with wispy strands of white hair and long, delicate fingers, Mr. Sherman does not cut the figure of a commanding virtuoso on stage.

Hal Cazalet as Nicholas, Simon's assistant, who is rescued from the ravages of physical ailments by Simon's technological genius, leaps around the stage commanding robots and the three giant light walls of the set like a Wagnerian Nibelung.

Possessed of a rich, classically trained baritone voice, an imposing athletic frame and the most commanding, subtly ironic stage presence this side of Barrymore, Mr. Jurosko is one of the leading Savoy specialists in America, a roving star player in Gilbert and Sullivan operettas around the country.

His snow white corona of curly hair and the posture of a naval officer on the bridge facing down a gale give him a commanding presence on stage, but in person he is soft-spoken, witty and gracious to the point of deference.