Sentence examples for commands something from inspiring English sources

Playing a man falling prey to atavistic fear bred in his bones by centuries of history, Ms. Valk performs with a fearlessness that commands something akin to awe.

Franklin was born and brought up in Boston at a time when moral perfection meant absolute obedience in mind and deed to all of God's commands, something seen as impossible for mere human beings.

He was distressed that Harding and Fuller were still hurt and angry with him over being relieved of their commands, something he felt was really MacArthur's fault.

The system was also slow to respond to commands (something Fisker says its addressing) and the screen put off a lot of glare in the L.A. sun.

Jeter could command something in between those parameters.

By most accounts, Rodriguez will command something around $30 million a year when the ink is dry.

What Fusaichi Pegasus had to do was win with command, something that racing likes to remember in great horses and longs to see again.

"I would think it's classic arbitrary and capricious agency action for an agency to command something that is outrageously expensive and in which the expense vastly exceeds whatever public benefit can be achieved," he said.

He is engaging rather than commanding, something that was evident from his first major movie roles in organ-harvesting dystopian yarn Never Let Me Go in 2010 and in the Coens' remake of True Grit in 2010.

But, almost twenty years later, roughly three-quarters of Britons believe that the country would be "worse off without" the Royal Family, and Queen Elizabeth II, who recently beat out Queen Victoria to become the longest-reigning monarch in British history, continues to command something approaching feudal deference.

I could command something like 150 gold for a piece of Spellweave in the past.