Sentence examples for consistently commanded from inspiring English sources

While obscurities by the household names of pop have consistently commanded the highest prices, it is pyschedelia and prog rock that are on the up.

Not surprisingly, then, towns with blue-ribbon public school systems — like Greenwich, Fairfield and West Hartford — have consistently commanded some of the higher home prices in the state.

Among the top sellers last night were paintings and sculptures by blue-chip artists who have consistently commanded higher and higher prices each season.

When asked whether he thinks this painting could topple that record, Mr. Meyer replied that he "simply couldn't say," but he noted that "rare Warhols have consistently commanded big prices, even during the market recession in 2009, when we sold '200 One Dollar Bills' for $43.7 million".

Judith Mackrell, Guardian, 2002 Do say "Consistently commands, challenges, enlightens and uplifts".

They don't have someone who can consistently command double teams or stretch the field.

Van Gundy acknowledged that the Knicks would be inconsistent, just like other teams lacking players who can consistently command double teams.

When fit, Knighton has the size and methodical power to clog the pile and consistently command double teams.

American modern painting would not consistently command such sophisticated ardor until the advent of Abstract Expressionism, with its incalculable debt to Ellis Island.

O'Connell said: "He is a terrific player and the testament to him is that he consistently commands a place in a club that can pick up any player in the world.

They have helped make him one of the most prominent and powerful producers in Hollywood who -- along with a few others, including Jerry Bruckheimer and Scott Rudin -- can consistently command the top fees, attract the top stars and see their names featured prominently above the titles with other creative artists.