Sentence examples for genuinely commanding from inspiring English sources
One coalition insider says Cameron has close to the full package: "He has a genuinely commanding personality, he's incredibly intelligent, charming, pleasant, professional, courteous – all that takes you a long way".
Michael Bryant was a nut-brown necromancer who looked as if he may genuinely have commanded graves to open.
Convicting and punishing a defendant who genuinely believed that God commanded him to kill is not unscientific, it is immoral and unjust.
Cdr Peter Laughton, commanding officer of HMS Lancaster, said: "We are extremely proud and genuinely delighted to be the first ship to wear the Royal Navy's new uniform.
This is surely the moment to push for a genuinely independent regulator, founded in law, which could command real public trust and reinvigorate public interest journalism.
Someone who genuinely believes he has heard God's voice command him to kill another does not deserve blame and punishment, because he lacks the ability to reason about the moral quality of his action.
It is an opportunity for a chancellor to command another big parliamentary occasion, not a genuinely significant scene-setting event for the economy.
Romy, who first commands our sympathy, appears increasingly manipulative, while Frank and Claudia are genuinely vulnerable.
Those who genuinely believe that they are living inside a movie, or that fictional characters have commanded them to commit atrocities.
