Sentence examples for confidently commanding from inspiring English sources
I know you both enjoyed swinging in your thirties, but there's a world of womanly difference between confidently commanding the room when you're young, firm and sexily self-assured and when you're worried you're showing your age.
Startled at the confidently commanding voice, I stepped off at the escalator and waited for him.
Unlike Bravo, the player Ederson will likely push into the unwanted B-keeper position, the Brazilian confidently commands his area, intercepting forward passes, charging into masses of bodies to claw away crosses and bravely diving at the feet of onrushing strikers.
Watching the 32-year-old comedian confidently command a stage, you wouldn't know that he's entering his eleventh month of a cancer prognosis that gave him a year to live.
Yes, you may have felt unnatural or "manufactured," but it came across as confidently in command.
Where artists a century ago confidently expressed nature in forms that commanded audiences' admiration, Monk gently encourages reflection and engagement.
If you act confidently and can rationally explain yourself, you will command respect and you might even win people over.
Few British women of letters in the 1830s could command this extensive range and write so confidently about four national cultures".
Talent and skill aren't enough, nor is beauty, the ability to walk confidently from the sea in a bikini, or the ability to command a room.
In July, Senator Barack Obama went to Iraq and saw the General; he was rewarded, courtesy of Petraeus's energetic press aides, with an iconic photograph, printed in many dozens of newspapers, which showed the Senator aboard a command helicopter, smiling confidently at the General's side.
