Sentence examples for experiencing command from inspiring English sources
Thirty-two pexperiencingencommandmmand hallucinations, from both in-patient and community settings, were included.
An interaction between omnipotence and compliance with commands, via a link with impulsivity, is considered and important clinical factors in the assessment of risk when working with clients experiencing command hallucinations are recommended.
This rate was significantly higher in the forensic population with 83% of voice hearers experiencing command hallucinations with criminal content [ 7].
"It was bad because it left an impression that I believe that life experiences command a result in a case," Judge Sotomayor said, publicly addressing the controversy over that line for the first time.
Somewhere in this moment, my soul, somewhere in this moment all that I have known, all that felt, all that I have experienced have commanded me to say, what do you do now?" -- Harry Belafonte.
Candidates with between 3 and 5 years experience command £24K in the local press but £35K for online titles - that's 46% more.
"Few decades of experience command such dazzled interest," Nathan Heller wrote in The New Yorker, a couple years ago, in a roundup of the latest haul of twentysomething-themed books.
Few decades of experience command such dazzled interest (the teen-age years are usually written up in a spirit of damage control; the literature of fiftysomethings is a grim conspectus of temperate gatherings and winded adultery), and yet few comprise such varied kinds of life.
Many experienced DJs with good equipment and years of experience command $700-$700-$1500most events.
The strategy against ISIS is derived from the President's experience commanding the C.I.A.'s drone war in Pakistan, and from similar but less active drone campaigns in Yemen and Somalia.
As the two armies returned to winter quarters, Francis I of France replaced Boutières with François de Vendôme, Count of Enghien, a prince with no experience commanding an army.
