Sentence examples for ever commanded from inspiring English sources

Few actresses have ever commanded her mix of allure and aloof for so long.

But none of those media moguls ever commanded his level of influence in government, politics, philanthropy, business and the media.

As a result, everywhere outside Western Europe and North America, R2P is losing what little ethical credibility it ever commanded.

"No man perhaps since the first institution of armies ever commanded one under more difficult circumstances than I have done," he wrote.

In a profession notorious for microscopic preoccupations, few historians have ever commanded such a wide field in such detail or with such authority.

The L&L Holding Company is seeking an annual rent of $85 a square foot — more than space in that neighborhood has ever commanded, according to its broker, Howard Fiddle, a vice chairman at CB Richard Ellis — for 400,000 square feet at the former International Toy Center, a building at 200 Fifth Avenue that is undergoing extensive renovation in the Flatiron district.

Some educators doubt that such credentials will ever command as much respect as a diploma from a well-known college.

Nowhere, in the East or the West, did Communist parties ever command a majority of the electorate.

However, even with Pirelli's throat quickly slit, Arnsperger didn't ever command the stage as Sweeney Todd should.

By that definition, Ms. Hart certainly qualifies, and she has won more fans and admirers than most actresses ever command.

(Anderson) Drake (Saturday) The most self-lacerating rapper to ever command millions in album sales (not to mention Rihanna's affections) treks onward with his Club Paradise tour.