Sentence examples for far more commanding from inspiring English sources

Upworthy-style headlines are far more commanding.

These two are utterly businesslike, frightening, and far more commanding.

Mr. Gore is in a far more commanding position.

In the book, the president comes across as a far more commanding presence in private than in front of the cameras.

Netanyahu will still have to assemble a coalition government but his seat count means he will be in a far more commanding position as he seeks partners.

The second game featured a far more commanding performance by 11th-seeded Rutgers, which pulled away from 14th-seeded DePaul in the second half to win easily, 76-57.

He arched his back, and, with a voice that emerged far louder and more commanding than he had expected, he roared, "Be still!" The beasts stopped.

Speaking in a voice far more confident and commanding than Steven's own (Mr. Brody performs his own ventriloquism, and quite nicely), the dummy becomes everything Steven has wanted to be but could never become: an outspoken, independent adult.

"The level of discretion for individual police officers on the street needs to be decreased, they have far more now than their commanding officers," he says.

Out-thought, out-classed and at times openly mocked by Roberto Martínez's commanding team, there was far more to Arsenal's sorry performance at Goodison Park than the "lack of charisma" highlighted by their manager.

Can he regroup, retool, hone a message that apparently did not resonate and find a tone that is more commanding, and less merrily lackadaisical, than the one he has used so far?