Of course, it's normal for an artist's command to ripen, for his formidable mastery to increase with experience and practice, and, as a result, for his even greater audacities come off with a greater sense of relaxation.
Mr. Spielberg's formidable technical command is very much in evidence, but it is placed in the service (as it was in "E.T"). of forceful and almost naïve sentiment.
The wonderful strop and swoon of 'Blackout' seems faster than usual, but is all the more tempestuous for it, while 'I'll Be Your Man' proves again her formidable vocal control, her command of dynamics, swooping seamlessly between whisper-soft and hellishly strident.
In focusing so heavily on the north-south conflict, the international community has underestimated the determination of the Nuba: their fighters are more numerous and much better led than the Darfur rebels, with formidable organisational skills, command capabilities and discipline.
As dawn broke at 04:00 on 13 July, lookouts on the leading British ship of the line Venerable under Captain Samuel Hood spotted the French ship Formidable, under the command of Captain Amable Troude in the absence of Linois, to the north.
It is a formidable hexagonal structure, commanding a wide panorama.
But awash in petrodollars — oil accounts for about 90percentt of Venezuelan exports — Chávez commands formidable resources.
While Mr Ahern was the most popular nationalist politician of his generation, Mr Cowen commands formidable respect within the Dail.
