Sentence examples for deserved command of from inspiring English sources

Beauregard was unhappy with his new assignment, believing that he deserved command of one of the great Confederate field armies.

I've no inherent objection to the death penalty; I concur that certain actions are so evil that whoever commits them deserves death by command of the state.

Gavin McCrea also deserves praise for his command of voice in Mrs Engels (Scribe, £14.99).

This book deserves to command wide attention among millions of families, especially among baby boomer parents, across the country.

In Newsday, Linda Winer said Ms. Prince "finally has found another character who suits her and deserves her offbeat comic sweetness, her blissful command of multiple personalities and her sublime yet unaffected vocal virtuosity".

The most satisfying scene arguably took place after the supersized medieval havoc, though, with industrious sadist Ramsay Bolton finally getting his just deserts at the command of his least deserving victim (and the teeth of his hungry hunting hounds).

While Ford's troublesome MyFord Touch infotainment unit has drawn deserved complaints, one of its strong points is rarely mentioned: the voice commands are pretty slick.

Generals Mizrachi and Alon and the men and women they command deserve a large part of the credit for this fact, as do West Bank Palestinians.

In terms of technical accomplishment and command of keyboard colour the reading by Ivo Pogorelich (Deutsche Grammophon) deserves to be on that list too, but his his phrasing is so indulgent that in the end it cannot be taken seriously.

Bishop is a talented and intelligent storyteller with a masterful command of language, and The Other Side of the World deserves to make many a book prize shortlist.

The command of languages!