Sentence examples for controversy commanding from inspiring English sources
So far, Kayani has tried to steer clear of political controversy, commanding with a deft touch.
Amused but not surprised: as a member of the Welsh rock group the Manic Street Preachers, Edwards had often courted controversy and commanded a loyal following.
One of the most prominent officers in American military history, his service as an army commander and commanding general of all the Union armies during the Civil War was wracked with controversy.
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.
During a Pentagon news conference, Mr. Gates and Admiral Mullen made their first lengthy comments on the controversy and the command change.
Savige's sixth and last campaign of the war was free of controversy about his command.
In the past year, rare-disease drugs commanded attention through numerous pricing controversies.
Hillary Clinton also weighed in on Trump's latest controversy: His feud with a decorated military leader who commanded the 2011 operation that killed Osama bin Laden.
400 pages, 5" x 7.75" Events in Fidel Castro's island nation often command international attention and just as often inspire controversy.
That incident prompted a massive furor at Athens, in which Theramenes had to exonerate himself from responsibility for the failed rescue; the controversy ended in the execution of six generals who had commanded at that battle.
