Sentence examples for commanding to from inspiring English sources

The product is not without controversy, but it could have no more effective a salesman than Fred Thompson – amiable, reassuring and commanding to the last.

Whittaker Chambers, whose own anti-Communism did not make him an admirer of Rand, excoriated the book, declaring, "From almost any page of 'Atlas Shrugged,' a voice can be heard, from painful necessity, commanding: 'To a gas chamber — go!' " Actually, Rand and her heroes were only Pied Pipering readers to get a flashlight and take the book under a cozy blanket.

Mental health experts and military commanders say that the tens of millions of dollars spent on technology in Iraq for Internet cafes, computers and Web cameras have helped ease the isolation of soldiers' lives, as well as the turbulence of coming home, an often-bumpy transition from combat to kiddie pool and from commanding to compromising.

Bloomberg also reported Samsung's Dong-jin sayitg it's working with audio device maker Harman, which it acquired last year, to develop an artificial intelligence-enabled speaker for voice commanding to play music and conduct other tasks — aka an Amazon Echo inspired Apple HomePod clone in the making.

There was no label or manager standing over our shoulders commanding to write a hit or whatever.

We're talking about a private industry commanding to wiretap the entire population without any suspicion just because they entitled to.

Our eyes are commanded to open.

Master Chief is commanded to protect the station.

We are actually commanded to enjoy ourselves.

"We are commanded to plant churches and commanded to make disciples among all ethnics".

The revolutionary forces are commanded to control the streets.