Sentence examples for considerable command from inspiring English sources
Rachel Sliker handled Fiordiligi's big moments fearlessly and with considerable command.
This museumwide survey of a leading Chinese artist indicates considerable command of cross-cultural references and extreme appropriation, including a gang of sculptors remaking a classic Social Realist ensemble of life-size figures while you watch.
(Rosenberg) GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM: 'CAI GUO-QIANG: I WANT TO BELIEVE' This museumwide survey of a leading Chinese artist indicates considerable command of cross-cultural references and extreme appropriation, including a gang of sculptors remaking a classic Social Realist ensemble of life-size figures while you watch.
And Baraka's actual willingness to exert mayoral power on behalf of drug-policy reform remains unclear he will command considerable control over police procedures but limited political capital.
She has always been a considerable actor, commanding, if maybe a little reserved, and that serves her well here.
In 1184 Yoritomo's considerable armies, commanded by his two younger half-brothers Noriyori and Yoshitsune, the latter a brilliant commander of whom Yoritomo was jealous, were ranged against the Taira forces for what was hoped would be a climactic campaign, but decisive victory was not gained until the following year.
Mallett and Smith are high-class operators who command considerable respect across the game.
It is easy for celebrities to command considerable fees for attending an event, and vastly more for endorsing a brand.
Despite their violence, Maoist rebels still command considerable sympathy among India's left-of-center intellectual class.
On the other hand, with 12% of the public vote, triple what it won in 2010, UKIP has proved it can command considerable public support.
Given the emphasis both parties are placing on health care as a defining political issue, their contrasting approaches to the government-run health insurance program serving 49 million people are certain to command considerable attention in both the presidential and Congressional campaigns.
